A pair 0f crackled-glaze porcelain cachepot (planter) with ormolu (gilt bronze/brass) mounts, featuring a Neoclassical hand-painted musical trophy design.
Key Characteristics & Origin
- Makers & Marks: While styled after antique French Sevres or Louis XVI export porcelain, modern decorative versions of this exact style are frequently produced by twentieth-century makers like United Wilson (JUWC 1897 mark) or Wong Lee (WL 1895 mark). You can confirm this by checking the stamp on the underside of the porcelain piece.
- Design Features: It features a hand-painted central motif of classical musical instruments (horns, drums, and a bagpipe) tied with a purple ribbon drape and surrounded by floral garlands.
- Materials: It combines crackle-glazed ceramic with ormolu-style metal border mounts, side loop handles, and a separate, heavy decorative pedestal base.
