Vase 1750 - 1760

This octagonal porcelain vase, created by the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory between 1750 and 1760, showcases the popular "Japanese" style of the time. The vase's form and decoration, featuring a vibrant palette of blue, red, green, and gold, evoke the aesthetic of East Asian porcelain that was highly sought after in Europe during the 18th century. The vase's surface is adorned with stylized floral motifs and birds, including a prominent peacock. The Chelsea factory's skilled artisans mimicked the intricate designs and colors of Japanese porcelain, highlighting the influence of global trade on European decorative arts.