This large English Regency porcelain vase was hand painted by Spode, circa 1820.
Standing 13.5 inches tall, it has a beautiful classical campana shape, richly gilded handles, and exquisite hand-painted floral decoration.

The large central panel features a basket overflowing with pink, white, and yellow roses, delicate blue forget-me-nots, and other garden flowers.
The flowers are beautifully painted, with soft shading and carefully observed details that give the blossoms a natural, lifelike appearance.
On the reverse, a bouquet of pink roses provides a second attractive view (see images).

Elaborate gilding surrounds the floral panels, including classical scrollwork, laurel motifs, and delicate crosshatching. The gold decoration extends across the handles, lower body, and pedestal foot, creating a splendid contrast with the colorful flowers and white porcelain.

The vase’s generous proportions and wide opening make it particularly well suited to displaying a large arrangement of fresh flowers. Equally beautiful on its own, it would make a wonderful centerpiece on a dining table, console, or mantel.
Origin: England
Maker: Attributed to Spode
Date: Circa 1820
Dimensions: 13.5″ tall x 11″ diameter
Condition: Excellent
Price: $2,100