Vase with white and gold floral motifs and ring handles 1873

This porcelain vase, created by the Minton factory in 1873, exemplifies the Victorian fascination with Asian aesthetics. The vase's white ground is adorned with delicate gold floral motifs, including chrysanthemums, bamboo, and butterflies, reflecting the Japanese influence of the time. The ring handles in a contrasting reddish-brown color add a touch of sophistication. This meticulously crafted vase is a prime example of the high-quality ceramics produced by the Minton factory, a prominent English porcelain manufacturer known for its exquisite designs.