An early 19th century Brussels porcelain vase of Greek form

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An early 19th century Brussels porcelain vase of Greek form, circa 1830; decorated with a finely painted rectangular reserve of the Lankenhalle in Ypres, with figures, horses and carriages in the foreground; on a maroon and richly gilded ground. Signed, and the underside inscribed 'pient par F. de Valeriola chez Demoulde-Coché-Bxelles'. Originally with a cover and pedestal. The firm of Demeuldre of Brussels, specialising in fine china and glasswares, was founded in 1818 and is still in business.

Condition In good condition

Medium Porcelain

8 inch high
All measurements are approximate

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An early 19th century Brussels porcelain vase of Greek form
An early 19th century Brussels porcelain vase of Greek formAn early 19th century Brussels porcelain vase of Greek formAn early 19th century Brussels porcelain vase of Greek form

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