"Porcelain Vase, Restoration Period. "
This porcelain vase is painted on the front and in polychrome with a bouquet, the artist has represented various flowers, whose colors he has been able to harmonize, they are treated with realism and delicacy to such an extent that one could believe them to be natural . Roses rub shoulders with deep red peonies, the whole brightened up with the white of lilies and enhanced with yellow and purple flowers. On the back, a few throws complete this multicolored composition, among these there are charming pansies, delicate clematis, vigorous morning glories and two fleshy roses. In very good condition, only some wear of the gilding on the edge of the collar should be noted. Mid-19th century, height 29.5 cm. 
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