Ritas Bazaar has dated these Samson Paris Porcelain Vases to the 19th Century.

Each vase is decorated with beautifully hand-painted reserves depicting winged putti among clouds after François Boucher. The delicate figure painting, crisp white porcelain and richly gilded ornament combine to produce a balanced and highly decorative composition.

Both vases bear the characteristic underglaze cobalt-blue Sèvres-style interlaced L's pseudomark incorporating Samson's distinctive letter S. Founded in Paris in 1845, Edmé Samson & Cie gained worldwide recognition for producing museum-quality interpretations of Europe's finest porcelains.

Retaining their original matching decoration and excellent state of preservation, these elegant cabinet vases represent fine examples of nineteenth-century French decorative porcelain and remain highly desirable for collectors of Samson and Sèvres Revival wares.

Dimensions: Height: 24.2 cm / 24.3 cm; Diameter: 17.6 cm / 17.8 cm; Weight: 1241 g / 1231 g
Condition: Excellent antique condition. Both vases are free from chips, cracks, repairs and restoration, with only light age-related wear consistent with careful cabinet display.

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Ritas Bazaar has dated these Samson Paris Porcelain Vases to the 19th Century.
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