Place card holder (one of a pair) 1868 - 1878

This delicate porcelain place card holder, created by Minton(s) between 1868 and 1878, demonstrates the skilled craftsmanship of the renowned English pottery company. The piece is adorned with a soft pink glaze and features intricate floral motifs and gold accents on the base. The vase is distinguished by a single, elegant form with a flared base. The piece is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. This type of decorative object, known for its refined aesthetic, reflects the Victorian era's interest in fine craftsmanship and intricate details.