Ritas Bazaar has dated these French Rococo Porcelain Vases to the Regency era.
The vases are boldly modelled with undulating rims, pierced openwork side handles and elaborate Rococo ornament. Acanthus leaves, shells, C-scrolls and volutes extend across the rims, sides and shaped bases, all carefully enriched with hand-applied gilding.

Each vase is hand-painted around the body with roses and other garden flowers, arranged as a principal bouquet with smaller scattered sprays. The floral compositions are closely related but individually painted. The white porcelain ground is further decorated with small gilt foliate motifs, while the broad shaped bases continue the Rococo design with moulded foliate scrolls, shell motifs and gilt arabesques.

Both undersides bear the underglaze cobalt-blue hand-painted J.P. monogram, the factory mark of Jacob Petit.
Jacob Petit, born Jacob Mardochée (1796–1868), established a hard-paste porcelain factory at Belleville, Paris, in 1830 and transferred production to Fontainebleau in 1834. Rather than the restrained classicism of official Sèvres porcelain, his work developed a distinctive Rococo Revival language for the expanding bourgeois market, combining asymmetric forms, pierced scrollwork, shells, acanthus, vivid enamel colours and rich gilding. This pair combines the features for which his Fontainebleau production is sought by collectors: sculptural modelling, brightly painted floral decoration and the blue J.P. factory monogram.

Dimensions
Vase 1: 21.2 cm high; 16 cm wide; 10.2 cm deep; 694 g.
Vase 2: 21.2 cm high; 16 cm wide; 10 cm deep; 742 g.
Condition
Minor, minimal rubbing to the gilding; otherwise in excellent condition. UV inspection confirms the painted and enamelled decoration is fully preserved.

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Ritas Bazaar has dated these French Rococo Porcelain Vases to the Regency era.
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