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Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this Meissen Style Porcelain Urn to the 19th Century.
Richly decorated with hand-painted floral reserves and lavishly applied flower swags, with individually modeled blossoms, vines, and leaves.

The porcelain body is heavily encrusted with colorful floral garlands, with distinct hand-painted floral sprays to the front and reverse. The lid is similarly adorned and surmounted by a putti cherub finial. Finished with a Meissen-style blue crossed swords mark with accompanying letters to the base, associated with early M. E. Clauss / Bourdois & Bloch production.

Paris porcelain is regarded in France as Dresden is to Germany or Staffordshire to England, and this piece exemplifies the high decorative quality of the period.
Period: Late 19th century
Origin: France
Condition: Very good, usual losses, petals, flowers in Puttis hands, etc consistent with age, richly decorative example
Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this Meissen Style Porcelain Urn to the 19th Century.
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