Porcelain Vase and Plate from Heinrich, 1989, Set of 2

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Refined 1989 decorative set in the finest white porcelain, consisting of a vase and a large matching display plate, original … Read more Refined 1989 decorative set in the finest white porcelain, consisting of a vase and a large matching display plate, original from the renowned German manufacturer Heinrich. Decorated entirely by hand by artist Monica Foresti, it features a botanical motif with large blooming roses in shades of pink and magenta and elegant gold trim along the edges. The plate bears the manufacturer's mark on the back, the words "hand-painted 1989," the artist's signature, and built-in holes for hanging. Preserved in excellent condition, pristine and free of defects, with perfectly preserved decorations and gilding.

Technical Details:

Type: Decorative set (Vase + Display Plate / Centerpiece)

Origin / Manufacturer: Heinrich Germany - Painted by Foresti Monica (Original, bearing the trademark, the words "hand-painted 1989" and the artist's signature)

Period: Dated 1989 (20th Century / Vintage)

Subject and Style: Pictorial botanical decoration / Motif of pink and magenta roses on a white background, chromatic pointillism and gold-lined edges

Materials: Hand-painted fine porcelain, gold-lined

Dimensions:

Plate: Height 5.5 cm | Diameter 29 cm

Vase: Height 23.5 cm | Maximum diameter 15 cm

Condition: Excellent condition; Untouched porcelain, completely free of chips or cracks, with intact and brilliant paint and gilding.

Please note that any white areas in the photo are due to reflections from artificial lighting, used to best illuminate the item, which may cause slight color variations in the photograph.

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