April 12, 2024
Antique Carlsbad Austria Male Portrait Vase--Signed--NR
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Offered is an antique Austrian porcelain portrait vase that measures 7 inches tall by 5" long at its widest point from side to side by 3" wide from front to back. The vase is in great condition with no chips, cracks, hairlines, stains, discolorations, signs of excessive use or abuse, scratches or damages of any kind. I do note some very minor wear on the vase's gold gilt handles. Likewise, the vase's portrait shows no scratches or damages of any kind either. I see a signature on the bottom of the vase--"Victoria Austria", as well as a number--"307." I believe that the vase is made by the Carlsbad Company in the late Victorian era. The vase's portrait is signed "Cinq Mars", and I am not sure if this is the subject himself or a decorator or engraver. The portrait shows a wonderful Victorian man in very fancy clothing with curled hair. I see an official-looking sash of some sort around his chest, and I note that he wears an outstanding lace collar. No Reserve. Please don't hesitate to E-Mail with any questions. As always, Paypal, money orders and personal checks are acceptable methods of payment for this and for all my other E-Bay items. Thanks and Good Luck. International bidders are welcome to bid on this and on all my other E-Bay items...Please E-Mail for a specific shipping quote to your particular area of the world... This and
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