Meissen's trumpet-shaped vase, from the most internationally recognized name in German porcelain, is decorated with a generous bouquet of hand-painted blooms — the largest in blue and yellow, smaller stems in pink, purple, and orange, all finished with gold accents.
Maker: Meissen, Germany
Materials: Porcelain
Dimensions: approx. 4" tall x 3.25" diameter top x 2.25" diameter base
Origin: Germany
Era: Vintage, 1947–1973 (per maker's mark)
Condition: Excellent vintage condition — gold intact, no chips or wear. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A genuinely collectible piece for a Meissen or porcelain collector, and an elegant gift for anyone who appreciates fine traditional decor.
Meissen has been producing hard-paste porcelain since 1710, the first European factory to crack the formula the Chinese had perfected centuries earlier — work financed by Augustus the Strong, King of Poland, and carried out by Johann Friedrich Böttger. Its crossed-swords mark, introduced in 1720, is among the oldest trademarks still in use today. This piece carries the mark used between 1947 and 1973, along with the pattern number "60110 18" stamped in red.
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