Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.
A charming and elegant early 19th-century Chinoiserie porcelain vase, dating to around 1810, and believed to be an example of fine Staffordshire porcelain, beautifully decorated in the fashionable Oriental taste of the period.
The crisp yellow porcelain body is richly decorated with hand-painted scenes of traditional Chinese figures, framed by a delicate geometric border with gilt edging, while the neck and base are enhanced with beautifully painted floral decoration, adding warmth and decorative appeal.

A fine example of Regency-period decorative porcelain, this piece captures the enduring popularity of Chinoiserie design in English ceramics, making it a wonderful addition for collectors of Staffordshire pottery, antique porcelain, and Oriental-inspired decorative arts.

Features:
✔ Circa 1820
✔ Possibly Staffordshire porcelain
✔ Elegant baluster shape with flared neck and base
✔ Hand-painted Chinoiserie figure decoration
✔ Decorative floral detailing to neck and foot
✔ Gilt-edged geometric border design

✔ Beautiful early 19th-century cabinet/display piece
✔ Classic English Regency decorative porcelain
Dimensions:
Height: 17.5 cm (7 inches)
Diameter: 7 cm (2¾ inches)
Weight: 310 g
Condition:
A lovely antique display piece that presents beautifully, with character and charm consistent with age. Please study photographs carefully as they form an important part of the description.

A delightful and increasingly scarce example of early English Chinoiserie porcelain, ideal for collectors of antique Staffordshire ceramics, Regency porcelain, hand-painted decorative antiques, and period interior pieces.
An elegant antique vase with timeless decorative appeal and classic early 19th-century craftsmanship.
Lee Sherman Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.
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