Pair Antique Victorian French Opaline Glass Chinoiserie Vases Hand Enamelled WedgwoodA handsome pair of Victorian opaline milk glass vases, likely French, c. 1860 1880, of baluster form on circular spreading feet, decorated with fine hand enamelled chinoiserie scenes. The principal reserves depict elaborate Chinese figural scenes: a robed sage seated beside a table laden with scrolls and vases, attendants and children in flowing robes, with butterflies and trailing floral sprays throughout. The reverse of each vase is hand painted
or alongside other Jasperware pieces
making it a beautiful addition to any curated interior
a colour closely associated with late‑19th and early‑20th‑century Dresden and Meissen‑style wares
Authentication against published Michael Ramsey signature exemplars is straightforward
produced in an edition of 1500
the dish is ideally sized for everyday use without overwhelming your space
historically rich objects are appreciated
and heritage craftsmanship
The images show several hairline cracks running vertically through the body and visible inside the base
This example carries the charm of history in the form of an old staple repair to the handle – a period restoration that many collectors now prize as part of the object’s story
a hairline to the inside of the plate (see photographs)
Authentic Wedgwood 19th century milk pitcher / jug
