Flower vase | around 1755

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The oval base bears a brown terrain with flowers and a winged putto resting on it and decorating the vase with small blossoms. The vase is of an apparent Rococo shape with purple-painted plastic rocailles. The lid, shaped in a similar way, has holes among the rocailles, intended to vapor aroma. The object was produced in a Viennese manufacture around 1755. It represents an authentic item originating from the period of the so-called First Rococo, and it underwent highly professional restoration.

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