Set Of 5 Coral-shaped Porcelain Vials – French Art Deco - (late 19th Century)
Collection of 5 Coral-Shaped Porcelain Biscuit Vials – 19th Century –
A rare and charming set of five miniature porcelain bisque vials, crafted in a naturalistic style evoking corals, seashells, and madrepores.
Each bottle features a different shape, reflecting remarkable modeling skill. The relief decoration, composed of finely executed coral-like growths, is delicately enhanced with touches of pale green enamel and ivory tones, creating a beautiful effect of texture and depth. The original stoppers, also made of biscuit porcelain, echo this rich decoration and harmoniously complete the ensemble.
These delicate objects may have been intended to hold perfumes, salts, or precious essences. They evoke the refined productions of the second half of the 19th century, when a taste for nature-inspired forms and cabinet of curiosities objects was particularly sought after.
With their exquisite craftsmanship and rare character, these bottles constitute a superb set for connoisseurs of antique porcelain, collectible bottles, or 19th-century decorative arts.
Condition:Fairly good condition, though a few flowers are chipped.
A complete set with its original stoppers. A few minute signs of wear consistent with its age.
Period:
19th century.
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Some scratches and chips
Material: Ceramic
Height: 14cm; 9cm; 7,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1789540
Availability: In stock





































