
ANTIQUE Complete Pair of German Bisque Porcelain Spill Vases - Boy was repaired
USD 70.00

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German Bisque
USD 139.00
Condition: Used
View Pair Vintage German Porcelain Spill Vases Girls Grapes 1967 Provenance Written with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. These vases belong to that revival wave: technically mid-century production, but with a design lineage stretching back to 1890–1910 models. The design reflects a strong Art Nouveau revival influence, featuring young maidens in flowing dresses embracing a grapevine-covered vase form with swirling organic bases. Pair Vintage German Porcelain Vases 1967 Girls with Grapes and Handwritten Provenance Mantel Decor This is a pair of mid-20th century German porcelain figural vases, each molded with the word “Germany” on the reverse and dated 1960. The design reflects a strong Art Nouveau revival influence, featuring young maidens in flowing dresses embracing a grapevine-covered vase form with swirling organic bases. The pieces were made during the post-war period when German porcelain factories revived earlier Jugendstil and romantic figural motifs for the export and domestic giftware market. While the sculptural style looks late 19th century, the molded date and country of origin confirm later production. Each vase bears a handwritten graphite inscription: • Transcription (as legible): “A gift from Grandmother Lewis when I was 12 years old – Aneta” This personal note documents that the pair were gifted as heirlooms within a family setting, adding sentimental and collectible interest. In 1960, West German porcelain houses such as Wallendorf, Sitzendorf, and Dresden-area decorators frequently issued figural vases and decorative garnitures in the style of earlier Art Nouveau and Rococo pieces. These vases belong to that revival wave: technically mid-century production, but with a design lineage stretching back to 1890–1910 models. The “Germany” molded stamp corresponds to post-WWII export standards — by 1960, “West Germany” was often used, but smaller makers sometimes marked simply “Germany. Condition • No cracks or repairs visible. • Some age-appropriate surface discoloration and glaze wear. • Original pastel shading remains faint but intact. • Strong presence as a matched pair. Vintage German porcelain vases, 1960 Germany porcelain, Art Nouveau revival, figural maiden vase, grapes motif vase, mantel vases pair, West German porcelain, collectible German export vase, grandmother gift provenance, decorative porcelain 1960s Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Decorative Collectibles › Vases. Brand: German Bisque.
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