1960s–70s Coimbra Floral Porcelain Vase with Raised Rose Motif

This delicate porcelain vase, crafted in the 1960s–70s in Coimbra, Portugal, exemplifies mid-century Portuguese porcelain artistry. Standing at 12 cm, this piece is adorned with an intricate, raised rose pattern that wraps elegantly around the vase, interspersed with hand-painted floral designs in vibrant colors. The sculpted roses, highlighted by fine golden accents, offer a textured contrast to the smooth, glossy finish of the vase, giving it a refined and timeless beauty.

The vase’s flared rim and golden-lined edges add a touch of sophistication, making it a versatile decorative piece. Its compact size makes it ideal for displaying small flower arrangements or standing alone as a decorative item. This piece comes in its original box, preserving its pristine, almost-new condition—an exceptional find for collectors and enthusiasts of Coimbra porcelain.

Condition:
In near-new condition, with no visible signs of wear or fading, this vase is preserved in its original box. The glaze and gilding remain intact, with the colors as vibrant as when it was first crafted.

Dimensions:

• Height: 12 cm
• Width: 8 cm

Provenance:
Coimbra is celebrated for its traditional pottery and porcelain, known for combining intricate patterns with timeless elegance. This piece reflects the region’s dedication to quality and artistry, making it a beautiful addition to any collection of mid-century European porcelain.