French Porcelain Amphora - Biedermeier Vase 19th Century
A delicate French porcelain vase from the Biedermeier period, circa 1850. This charming piece showcases the craftsmanship of 19th-century French porcelain with hand-painted decoration and gilding.
Features
Origin: France
Period: Ca. 1850 (19th century)
Style: Biedermeier
Material: Porcelain
Technique: Hand-painted with gilding
Decoration: Pastel colors with white accents on water and leaves
Dimensions: 13.5 × 9 cm (h × w)
Function: Originally used for dried fragrant flowers (potpourri)
About Biedermeier Porcelain
The Biedermeier period (ca. 1815-1848) was characterized by refined decorative art with pastel colors and romantic motifs. This vase is a beautiful example of the French porcelain industry of that time, with playful details and meticulous workmanship.
Styling & Use
This decorative amphora vase is versatile as a decorative object, for dried flowers or potpourri, or as part of a collection of antique porcelain. The pastel colors and gilding are perfect for both classic and romantic interiors.
This item will be shipped professionally, environmentally friendly and insured.
