Dresden Porcelain Vase – Helena Wolfsohn Manufactory – Circa 1880

A superb Dresden porcelain vase, attributed to the Helena Wolfsohn factory, dating from the late 19th century (circa 1880). This vase features a hand-painted Rococo style, inspired by Meissen porcelain, with gallant scenes and finely executed floral motifs.
The luminous yellow background highlights romantic scenes depicting costumed couples in bucolic landscapes, while cartouches adorned with delicately painted flowers enrich the ensemble. The decoration is enhanced with refined gilding, typical of luxurious 19th-century Dresden production. About Helena Wolfsohn
Helena Wolfsohn was a renowned porcelain decorator in Dresden, Germany, active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Her workshop was renowned for producing high-quality decorative porcelain, inspired by European styles of the Rococo and Baroque periods. She incorporated Meissen influences while adding her own artistic touch, making her pieces highly sought-after collector's items. Characteristics:

Manufacturer: Helena Wolfsohn, Dresden
Era: Late 19th century, circa 1880
Material: Hand-painted porcelain, gold highlights
Decoration: Gallant scenes, floral bouquets on a yellow ground
Mark: Monogram "AR" in blue under the base, a mark used by the Wolfsohn manufacturer to imitate Meissen porcelain

Dimensions:

Height: 20.5 cm (8.07 in)
Neck diameter: 13 cm (5.12 in)
Base diameter: 6.5 cm (2.56 in)

Condition: Very good overall condition with slight signs of wear consistent with its age.
An ideal collector's item for lovers of Dresden porcelain and the Rococo style.

Ref: CIVF09YX6K