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19th Century Vienna Vase
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19th Century Vienna Vase

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19th Century Vienna Vase from the Vienna factory, Austria

The Vienna Porcelain factory was founded by Claudius Innocentius Du Paquier in 1718 in Vienna, Austria. In 1744 he sold the factory to the State. Du Paquier originally required assistance in his factory from Meissen staff, hence why Vienna pieces are similar in style to Meissen porcelain.

A stunning Vienna Vase in extremely good condition, it is hand- painted showing three beautiful ladies. It is embossed with gold leaf.

Measurements:

Height: 73.5 cm

Circumference: 25 cm

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Height
73.5cm (28.94")
Declaration

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Antique Vienna Porcelain Vase to the 19th Century.

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SA764568
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19th Century Vienna Vase from the Vienna factory, Austria
The Vienna Porcelain factory was founded by Claudius Innocentius Du Paquier in 1718 in Vienna, Austria.
Carlton House Antiques

In 1744 he sold the factory to the State. Du Paquier originally required assistance in his factory from Meissen staff, hence why Vienna pieces are similar in style to Meissen porcelain.

A stunning Vienna Vase in extremely good condition, it is hand- painted showing three beautiful ladies. It is embossed with gold leaf.

Measurements:

Height: 73.5 cm

Circumference: 25 cm

Height
73.5cm (28.94")
Date of Manufacture

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Antique Vienna Porcelain Vase to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA764568
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A nineteenth-century Vienna porcelain vase featuring a cobalt blue body, detailed gold leaf ornamentation, and a central painted panel of classical female figures, set upon a carved wooden base.
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Archive I A nineteenth-century Vienna porcelain vase featuring a cobalt blue body, detailed gold leaf ornamentation, and a central painted panel of classical female figures, set upon a carved wooden base.

19th Century Vienna Vase

Archive II A nineteenth-century Vienna porcelain vase featuring a cobalt blue body, detailed gold leaf ornamentation, and a central painted panel of classical female figures, set upon a carved wooden base. View II
Archive III A nineteenth-century Vienna porcelain vase featuring a cobalt blue body, detailed gold leaf ornamentation, and a central painted panel of classical female figures, set upon a carved wooden base. View III
Archive IV A nineteenth-century Vienna porcelain vase featuring a cobalt blue body, detailed gold leaf ornamentation, and a central painted panel of classical female figures, set upon a carved wooden base. View IV
Archive V A nineteenth-century Vienna porcelain vase featuring a cobalt blue body, detailed gold leaf ornamentation, and a central painted panel of classical female figures, set upon a carved wooden base. View V
Archive VI A nineteenth-century Vienna porcelain vase featuring a cobalt blue body, detailed gold leaf ornamentation, and a central painted panel of classical female figures, set upon a carved wooden base. View VI
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A nineteenth-century Vienna porcelain vase featuring a cobalt blue body, detailed gold leaf ornamentation, and a central painted panel of classical female figures, set upon a carved wooden base.
19th Century Vienna Vase
Ref: SA764568
A nineteenth-century Vienna porcelain vase featuring a cobalt blue body, detailed gold leaf ornamentation, and a central painted panel of classical female figures, set upon a carved wooden base.
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Royal Vienna porcelain refers to items produced by or styled after the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory in Vienna, founded in 1718. During the nineteenth century, independent painters and factories across Europe produced porcelain items decorated with classical and mythological scenes, rich cobalt glazes, and heavy gilding in homage to the original factory style.

These vases were constructed from hard-paste porcelain shaped on lathes or in moulds. Decoration involved multi-stage firing, applying overglaze enamel paints for fine figural scenes, and adding intricate liquid gold or gold leaf gilding that was burnished to a high sheen.

Authentic nineteenth-century pieces feature highly detailed, hand-painted vignettes rather than printed transfers, fine gilding, and substantial weight. Many bear variations of the beehive or shield makers mark under the glaze, alongside painter signatures or numerical mould marks.

A classic porcelain urn serves as a focal point when positioned on a minimalist console table, sideboard, or fireplace mantelpiece. Pairing elaborate classical porcelain with clean architectural lines or subdued contemporary colour schemes highlights its detailed craftsmanship.

Dust regularly with a dry, soft-bristled brush or microfiber cloth. Avoid immersion in water, chemical detergents, and abrasive materials, as these can strip or degrade delicate overglaze enamel painting and gilding.
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