Garniture of three vases
Dateca. 1828-38
Label TextThis rare American garniture of vases essentially represented two complete sets-placed on the mantelpiece the owner could show romantic, sepia-toned landscapes and then turn the vases to feature colorful floral bouquets. They were produced by Tucker, the first successful porcelain factory in America, at a time when the United States was looking to France's new republic with admiration. American artists adopted the classically clean lines, symmetry and restrained gilding of French porcelain.
Object number2001.1047.1
Credit LineGift of Ruth J. Nutt
Dimensions5 3/8 in. (13.7 cm)
MediumPorcelain, polychrome decoration, and gilding
Metal Pot Factory
1695-1715
Object number: 54.81.1
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