An amphora-shaped porcelain vase, with a gold-embellished palmette relief frieze at the neck. Side handles in the form of herms with leaf motifs. The background is cobalt blue. On the front, a cupid is depicted sitting among flowering branches, with a butterfly perched nearby. The white enamel painting is delicately raised, reminiscent of Limoges-style enamel. The color palette is subtle. The vase is adorned with extremely fine gold ornamental borders all around. There are minimal restorations. The vase bears the crossed sword mark. Height: 15 cm. This small cobalt-blue Limoges-style porcelain vase is finely painted with cupid decor in white enamel. It has minor restorations. The crossed sword mark indicates it is from Meissen. Circa 1900.
