Antique And Rare Porcelain Vase, Carl Thieme, Dresden, 1902

Antique 1902 Carl Thieme Dresden porcelain centrepiece vase bowl with applied flowers

This exceptionally rare porcelain vase was crafted by Carl Thieme at the Potschappel porcelain factory in 1902. It features a delicate pierced lattice design adorned with numerous hand-modelled applied flowers in vibrant colours. The meticulously hand-painted floral decorations and gilded patterns exemplify the artistry of the Dresden porcelain tradition. The vase is supported by four sculpted feet, adding an elegant touch to its overall design.

A unique feature of this vase is the scatter of small, applied blue flowers on its underside, adding individuality and charm. The base is marked with the Carl Thieme blue mark and inscribed "Dresden".

Historical background:
Carl Thieme began his career at the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory in 1856 and founded his own porcelain manufacturing company in Potschappel in 1872. The Carl Thieme Porcelain Manufactory specialised in finely crafted porcelain figures, vases, and decorative objects. His works gained international acclaim, earning awards and recognition at exhibitions and trade fairs. Today, his porcelain pieces are highly sought after by collectors and can be found in museums and private collections worldwide.

Dimensions:
Height 8.5 cm
Length 18.8 cm
Width 18 cm
Weight 400 grams

Condition:
Perfect condition. Not a single flower or petal is broken.

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