Description :

A decorative trio of vintage European porcelain comprising a hand-painted porcelain pitcher and two coordinating lidded biscuit jars. The set showcases mid-20th-century decorative porcelain craftsmanship, combining soft pastel florals, a rich teal ground, molded relief, and gilt accents. Subtle Japonisme-inspired design elements are evident in the flowing floral motifs and balanced ornamentation.

The pitcher features hand-painted floral decoration with layered coloring, raised enamel details, and gilt trim, making it suitable for serving, display, or use as a decorative vase. The biscuit jars complement the pitcher—one decorated with a teal ground and oval floral medallions framed by beaded borders and ornate gilding, and the other finished in a softer ivory palette with floral decoration and light gilt accents.

Traditionally used as biscuit jars, these pieces also function beautifully today as decorative storage or display accents. Offered together as a cohesive and visually appealing three-piece lot.

Item Details :

Hand-Painted Porcelain Pitcher

• Form: Pitcher (also suitable as a chocolate pot or decorative vase)

• Date: Circa 1940s–1960s

• Dimensions: Approx. 8.5″ H

• Mark: Unmarked

• Color / Finish: White porcelain with hand-painted floral decoration, soft blue accents, raised enamel details, and gilt trim

  Missing lid

Teal Ground Lidded Biscuit Jar 

• Form: Biscuit Jar

• Date: Circa 1940s–1960s

• Dimensions: Approx. 7″ H (including lid)

• Mark: Unmarked

• Color / Finish: Teal ground with oval floral medallions, beaded borders, molded relief decoration, and gilt accents

  Please note-There is a hairline fracture that is hard to see, but held up to the light it is visible. 

Neutral Floral Lidded Biscuit Jar

• Form: Biscuit Jar

• Date: Circa 1940s–1960s

• Dimensions: Approx. 7″ H (including lid)

• Mark: Unmarked

• Color / Finish: Soft ivory ground with floral decoration in muted tones and light gilt detailing

  Please note-There is a hairline fracture that is hard to see, but held up to the light it is visible.