Up for your consideration is a beautiful antique Art Nouveau blush porcelain ewer/pitcher vase, produced in the historic Turn-Teplitz region of Bohemia (Austria) during the late 19th or early 20th century. This stunning piece is attributed to the famous factory of Robert Hanke and elegantly mimics the classic Victorian "blush ivory" porcelain style popular during the era.The ewer features a uniquely shaped, branch-style handle embellished with gold accents, flowing into a detailed, textured rim. The body showcases gorgeous, hand-painted floral motifs featuring delicate pink and purple blooms with soft blue accents and green foliage.

Markings & Provenance:The underside of the base features the incised mold/shape numbers "189" and "9", alongside factory run markings "7 4". It also includes the handwritten decorator pattern number "93" above the glaze, verifying its authentic hand-painted production history. Like many genuine Turn-Teplitz pieces destined for international luxury export markets at the turn of the century, it does not carry a standard ink factory stamp.

Condition:This piece is in excellent antique condition. There are no chips, cracks, hairlines, or structural repairs. The porcelain body remains clean and vibrant. It shows only some very minor, expected age-related wear to the gold gilding on the handle and rim, which is perfectly consistent with its 120+ year age.

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