Antique Dresden Tradition Porcelain Rare Lidded Vases Pair 1870s Joseph Schachtel Silesia Hand Painted Gilt Cobalt Blue German Porcelain

A rare and authentic pair of 19th century Dresden tradition porcelain vases attributed to Joseph Schachtel, Silesia (Charlottenbrunn), dating to the 1870s.

These exceptional pieces represent the refined artistry of late 19th century German porcelain production, featuring meticulously hand-painted romantic scenes framed within elegant panel compositions. Each side presents finely detailed pastoral figures, executed with remarkable precision and depth.

The bodies are enriched with a striking cobalt blue scale pattern, contrasted by intricate hand-applied gilt ornamentation. The architectural, faceted form enhances their sculptural presence, making them highly decorative yet historically significant.

Both vases retain their original lids — a rare and highly desirable feature, as such pieces are often found incomplete. Their preservation significantly increases both aesthetic and collector value.

Marked with the characteristic crossed lines attributed to Joseph Schachtel, these vases stand as genuine examples of Silesian porcelain craftsmanship influenced by the Dresden tradition.

A true collector’s pair, ideal for high-end interiors, serious European porcelain collections, or statement display.

Measurements

Height: 23 cm (9.05’’)
Width: 9.5 cm (3.74’’)

Condition

Excellent antique condition.
No cracks, repairs, or structural damage.