An antique bisque porcelain Art Nouveau spill vase / bud vase, dating from around 1900.

• A classical allegorical porcelain figurine and spill holder (or bud vase), likely representing a Greco-Roman muse or goddess such as Flora. The female figure dressed in a white neoclassical chiton and a blue drapery sash, sporting a floral wreath in her hair. The hollow classical fluted column next to the lady functions as a container meant to store fireplace matches (spills) or display a small flower bud.
• The hollow fluted column features a gilded, notched rim design and rests on a multi-tiered pedestal base. The tiered, shaped base is trimmed with deep teal/green coloration and gold bands, reminiscent of late 19th or early 20th-century European porcelain factories like Meissen, Capodimonte, or continental decorative export. This piece however is unmarked.
• Approximately 5.25” tall

This is an Estate find in good condition. It appears to have been repaired on the column as there is a crack (glued) and chip. Figure may have some scuffing, scratches, marking, dust, dirt etc.. and could use some More Cleaning! See photos for greater details.

If you have any questions prior to purchasing, please send me a message and I will provide any additional info I can. As part of my small effort to save the earths resources, I typically do not include a packing slip or invoice and when possible I recycle packaging. However, if this is an issue please let me know.