Moon flask with white grape leaf motifs 1880s

This porcelain flask, created in the 1880s by English artist Grainger, is a prime example of the Victorian era's fascination with natural motifs. The flask, a decorative piece for the home, features a central circular panel adorned with white grape leaves, a popular design choice during this time. The green and gold palette, along with the delicate detailing of the leaves, adds a sense of elegance and sophistication. The flask's round shape and intricate design make it an excellent example of decorative arts, a testament to the artistry and technical skill of the Victorian era.