Large porcelain vase - Red chrysanthemums, with snake handles. Meissen. Amphora-shaped vase, where each handle is made of twisted double snakes. Lush red flower bouquets of chrysanthemums and asters, front and back, are wonderfully combined with rich, partially worn gold. Designed by August Leuteritz, in 1861. Blue, underglaze swords with a dot crossed out twice. Model number A148, main number 67, mural number 18 - blue. Height: 48.5 cm.
Period:
Early 20th century
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