Meissen, Germany. Green Vine-Leaf Pattern porcelain vase on foot. 1992.

Meissen, Vase, Vine-Leaf Pattern, “Voller grüner Weinkranz” Elegant Meissen vase on foot, decorated with the classic Vine-Leaf Pattern (“Voller grüner Weinkranz”), where green vine leaves and winding tendrils form a lively wreath around the body of the vase. The gracefully curved side handles complete the piece, giving it a monumental yet harmonious appearance. Manufacturer: Meissen, Germany Pattern: Vine-Leaf Pattern / “Voller grüner Weinkranz” Date: 1992 (marked with anniversary stamp 1817–1992) Material: Porcelain, underglaze decoration in green Dimensions: H. 20 cm, D. 11 cm Condition: Excellent condition Markings: Blue crossed swords under the base, with gold anniversary stamp A fine example of Meissen’s long-standing tradition, where classical forms meet nature-inspired ornamentation in timeless harmony. About Meissen and the Vine-Leaf Pattern: Founded in 1710, Meissen Porzellan was Europe’s first porcelain manufactory and soon became renowned for its technical perfection and artistic innovation. Among its most iconic patterns is the Vine-Leaf Pattern, in German Voller grüner Weinkranz, introduced by Johann Samuel Arnhold in 1817. The decoration, with its green vine leaves and winding tendrils, quickly became a hallmark design and continued to be produced well into the 20th century. The pattern reflects Meissen’s fascination with nature and its mastery of hand-painted precision, which has made the manufactory an enduring symbol of European porcelain tradition.