Napoleon III Shaped Vases from Porcelaine De Paris, Set of 2

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Particular and refined pair of French vases in white porcelain; their shape is unusual and refined; the body shows leaf decorations in relief finished in pure gold, the edge is softly scalloped and perfected with pure gold; The vases rest with elegant curl feet on a square-shaped base and rounded, the entire surface has been painted by hand with beautiful and graceful flowers from real colors and alive aesthetically well distributed, the talented painter miniaturist has performed them with meticulous attention to detail and accurate making two small works of art. They were created in the Napoleon III style in France in the suburbs of Paris between 1854 and 1860 respecting the ancient traditions and the raw material (kaolin) by master craftsmen. Porcelain de Paris is a term that collectively refers to the various porcelain decoration workshops and studios in and around Paris, France. It is not the name of any single company or manufacturer and is usually applied to fine craft objects produced from 1773 and the late 19th century. The makers are in some cases anonymous and generally unknown or have created only a few rare pieces. The antique porcelain objects from Paris are the most desired by collectors and can be found in many museums around the world. The vases are in good condition only in some parts the pure gold appears worn, but this makes the two objects much more fascinating and historically interesting. Measures diameter cm.11, height cm.21.