SET of TWO Vintage Pair of Pintado à Mão Hand-Painted Bone China Vases – White & Blue with Gold Trim – Portuguese/ European Chinoiserie Style Porcelain ✅ Authentic Pintado à Mão porcelain – hand-painted detailing Made In Portugal 📋 Item Specifics: Type: Vases. Matching pair – ideal for symmetry in display. Original Production Technique: Hand-Painted Bone China Style: Traditional / Decorative / Oriental Inspired Date of Creation: Late 20th Century (c.1970s–1990s) Features: Reticulated Band, Gilded Detail, Ribbed Body Subject: Floral Region of Origin: Portugal Material: Bone China Size: Approx. 16 cm tall × 8 cm diameter (widest point)
✨ Description The beautifully elegant decorative vases with timeless charm 🌸✨ These vintage bone china vases feature a graceful ribbed body, topped with a delicate reticulated (pierced) band adorned with hand-painted blue floral motifs and finished with fine gold gilding. This elegant pair of Pintado à Mão vases, crafted in fine bone china porcelain with exquisite blue floral and lattice detailing and gold gilded trim. Bone China quality – delicate and luminous glaze. Each vase is delicately hand-painted (Pintado à Mão = hand-painted in Portuguese) and features a classic openwork design near the rim.
Perfect for collectors or as stylish home décor. The combination of crisp white porcelain, soft blue detailing, and subtle gold accents gives it a refined, classic look—perfect for display in both traditional and modern interiors. A lovely standalone piece… or ideal for a small floral arrangement 🌿
🏛️ Maker & History Marked “Hand Painted Bone China – China”, this piece reflects the style of late 20th-century export porcelain, often produced for decorative markets worldwide. The design—particularly the reticulated band and blue floral work—draws inspiration from traditional European and Oriental ceramic styles, blending delicate craftsmanship with decorative appeal. Pieces of this type were commonly produced by smaller studios and export workshops, sometimes attributed to makers such as Pintado-style wares, known for combining fine bone china with ornamental detailing.
💡 Did You Know? Reticulated (pierced) porcelain designs like this were originally a sign of high craftsmanship, as cutting into fired porcelain without cracking it required great skill 🏺