This rare early 19th-century Derby spill vase features the distinctive red puce mark and a rich Imari pattern of cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt detailing. Dating from 1806 to 1825, it stands 11cm tall and showcases the opulent design synonymous with Regency-era Derby porcelain.
Please note: the base of the foot has been professionally restored (see images). A highly collectible piece, full of history and refined artistry.
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