A beautiful Derby porcelain bottle shaped vase and cover decorated in the Sèvres style, with a rich mazarine blue ground with stunning mirror shine glaze. Smothered with hand gilded flowering vines, of differing types and floral sprays, with beautifully varies textured provided by raised areas and tooled detailing. Sèvres style D painted mark to the base, c.1833-1840.
It measures 25cm (9 7/8'') high and 12.7cm (5'') wide.
In excellent condition with no damage, repair or restoration and no discernible handling wear to the main gilding, just fractional rubbing to the gilt on the inside of the neck rim from contact with the cover.
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Internal Reference: RA1112
Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1225770
Dateline of this antique is 19th Century
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