19th-Century Rococo Revival Porcelain Vase with Hand-Painted Jewel-Tone Florals

19th-Century Rococo Revival Porcelain Vase with Hand-Painted Jewel-Tone Florals

Elevate your space with this ornate porcelain treasure, where baroque sculptural flourishes meet bold, hand-painted blossoms. Each petal dances across a pristine white ground, inviting the eye to linger on reds, purples, greens, oranges, and blues that capture the essence of a vintage garden in full bloom.

This vase hails from a southern German porcelain manufactory circa 1880, showcasing high-relief acanthus leaf scrollwork and masterful overglaze enameling. The flared lip makes it ideal for lush bouquets or sculptural display as a standalone art object.

Key Features

• Hand-painted jewel-tone floral motif on a white porcelain body
• High-relief baroque scrollwork and leaf embellishments
• Circa 1880, likely from a southern German porcelain factory
• Sturdy flared rim perfect for full-stem arrangements
• Dimensions: 10.5”H 8.5”L 5”W  widest diameter 
• Excellent vintage condition with minor age-appropriate wear

Styling Inspiration

• Pair on an emerald velvet runner with a gilded mirror backdrop for a luxe jewel-toned vignette
• Stage on a modern boho shelf alongside matte black pottery and woven baskets to bridge old and new
• Center on a marble pedestal as a dining table centerpiece, surrounded by amber votives and eucalyptus sprigs
• Place on a mantel with leather-bound books and a trailing ivy plant for layered texture

Care & Provenance

• Gently dust with a soft, dry cloth; avoid water directly on unglazed relief areas
• Keep out of direct sunlight to preserve overglaze enamel vibrancy
• Documented provenance suggests Southern Germany, c. 1880 porcelain craftsmanship

Bring home a fragment of European decorative art that transcends time. Add this Rococo revival porcelain vase to your collection and let its story unfold in your home.