Dresden Porcelain Vases and Vessels

Fine German Hard Paste Turquoise Green Blue Dresden Porcelain Tall Ovoid formed Mantle or Desk Vases, late Nineteenth early Twentieth Century. Complete with its original dome shape...

Elevate your home decor with this exquisite three-part German Dresden Porcelain Decorative Covered Urn, a masterpiece of artistic craftsmanship and timeless beauty. This stunning urn...

Pair of Dresden German porcelain urn vases with lids, the ceramic vessels hand-painted with polychrome floral designs on yellow grounds with gilt a...

Louis XVI Style Sèvres Style Ram Motif Flower Pot Cache Pot, Carl Thieme Dresden Dresden, circa 1900s The Louis XVI style Sèvres style ram motif flower pot cache pot is a remarkable ...

A fine quality late 19th century Dresden parcel-gilt and biscuit porcelain jardinière. The border moulded with cherubs and applied with rams’ heads above a relief of putti with ga...

An exceptionally fine quality hand painted Dresden stoneware three handle loving cup of traditional circular flared outline and generous size. Last half of the nineteenth century.   With three hand painted classical scenes of Ladies in landscape in Eighteenth century dress, separated by three large lavish gilded handles. This wonderful piece is supported by three gilded claw feet.  *In our opinion and the quality of painted decoration these pieces were decorated by Dresden studio of Helena Wolfson...

An exceptionally fine quality mid nineteenth century German Meissen hand painted porcelainfigural sweet meat decorative baskets. Each modelled as male and female figures in period...

Fine pair of hand painted German hard paste dresden porcelain tall flaring trumpet mantle or desk vases, late nineteenth early twentieth century. Each with a spiral body rising fr...

An antique pair of classical German Dresden porcelain urns each offer central hand painted reserve depicting courting scenes in countryside setting, e...

These ostentatious, lively vases are exceptional examples of the ceramicist's craft, set with intricate floral decorations as well as Rococo style cartouches. They are the work of th...

These fantastically decorated vases are the work of the Carl Thieme Porcelain Manufactory, one of the most highly-regarded makers of porcelain in the German town of Dresden during the 19th Century. Dresden became famous for its ceramics, in no small part due to its proximity to the neighbouring town of Meissen, from where many porcelain pieces were made and sent to Dresden for decoration by Dresden-based artists. The Carl Thieme Porcelain Manufactory, maker of the present pair, was the first of its kind in Dresden to fire and produce its own porcelain as well as decorate it, and was responsible for creating a number of beautiful pieces in the 19th Century. Many of the Thieme factory's creations were inspired by the 18th Century Rococo style, in all its curves, frills and flamboyance, as these joyful vases aptly demonstrate. Both are of amphora form and are decorated with delicate and vividly coloured flowers, fruits, leaves, and vines, all the way around their exterior. Most notable of all, however, are the twin cherubs which are shown sitting by each of the handles. The fineness of detailing, as well as the brilliant colouring on these decorations, demonstrate the high level of skill of the ceramicist. The body of each vase also contains a central painted scene on its front side, showing Classical figures in a landscape, and a still life depiction of flowers on the reverse side. Each vase has a removable lid with pierced openings, making these vases useful as potpourri containers...

A diminutive pair of hand-painted porcelain ram's head urns with hand gilded decoration. The lids are hand pierced with small gilt finials. The center cartouches are painted Dresden ...