Porcelain Campana Vase Regency Period Derby Flower Painted Vase

On offer is a substantial early 19th century English porcelain campana shaped vase, attributed to the Derby porcelain factory and dating to circa 1815–1825. The vase stands 12.5 inches tall and is finished in a distinctive peach ground with extensive hand applied gilt classical ornament, twin scroll handles, and an oval reserve painted with a finely detailed basket of flowers. Derby was one of England’s leading porcelain manufacturers during the Regency period, celebrated for its rich ground colours, refined gilding, and accomplished botanical painting. The floral panel on this example is hand painted in the naturalistic manner associated with senior Derby flower painters of the period, framed by gilt laurel borders and classical motifs. The form is derived from classical campana and krater shapes popular in early 19th century decorative interiors. The vase shows honest age related wear consistent with an early 19th century piece, including wear to the gilding, areas of staining and wear around the join between the body and stem, internal staining, and some tight hairline cracks. These features do not detract from the overall decorative presence and authenticity of the piece. A fine Regency period porcelain vase that retains strong visual impact and period character. �� KEY FEATURES Genuine English porcelain Regency period design Campana shaped form with classical influence Hand painted floral reserve with basket of flowers Attributed to Derby porcelain factory circa 1815–1825 Condition: Age related wear to gilding, staining around body and stem join, internal staining, and tight internal hairlines Height 12.5 inches �� SHIPPING & INTERNATIONAL BUYERS We ship worldwide using tracked, insured services. Shipping is calculated at checkout with no hidden costs. All items are professionally packed with care and experience. Customs & Import Duties:USA buyers: All customs duties are paid at checkout.All other countries: Customs charges may apply upon delivery. Buyers are responsible for checking local import rules and fees before purchasing.