Royal Copenhagen "Blue Flower" Lidded Vase/Urn

Description

This stunning covered porcelain Royal Copenhagen urn (#1754) exemplifies the timeless elegance of the Blue Onion tradition, one of the most celebrated decorative patterns in European ceramic history. Originating at the Meissen manufactory in the 18th century, the Blue Onion motif features bold cobalt blue underglaze floral and botanical designs that have captivated collectors for centuries. Two urns selling for $250 each. This piece showcases a classically shaped ovoid body elevated on a square pedestal base adorned with repeating geometric border motifs. The domed lid is crowned by a finely modeled cherub finial holding a shield medallion — a hallmark of prestige-level European porcelain production. The floral bouquet painting across the body is rich and detailed, consistent with skilled hand-painted or high-quality transfer work. Ideal for the serious porcelain collector, display cabinet enthusiast, or lover of traditional European decorative arts, this urn makes an immediate statement in any interior setting. Whether acquired as part of a collection or as a singular centerpiece, pieces in this tradition are perennially sought after at auction and through specialty dealers worldwide.

Dimensions

H 11.5"