Antique Dresden-Style Covered Porcelain Vase with Hand-Applied Floral Encrustation, Germany Circa 1900 man cave This rare milk glass apothecary

This rare milk glass apothecary jar made for Jean Vivaudou of the Orloff Perfumery

Chateau de Chenonceaux

these plates exemplify the refinement of late Victorian porcelain

You won't find this piece anywhere else

making them an ideal pair to display together or tuck into a layered vignette

Antique Dresden-Style Covered Porcelain Vase with Hand-Applied Floral Encrustation, Germany Circa 1900 man cave This rare milk glass apothecaryThis antique German porcelain vase, crafted in the Dresden tradition around the turn of the 20th century, is richly adorned with a profusion of hand applied porcelain flowers that cascade across the surface in a vibrant garden bouquet. Each blossom was individually modeled in porcelain and carefully attached by hand before firing, creating the delicate three dimensional floral encrustation for which Dresden and the surrounding Thuringian porcelain