Fluted Porcelain Bud Vase with Floral Transfers

This vintage porcelain bud vase features a tall, narrow body that subtly flares toward the top, ending in a ruffled, almost flower-like rim. The base has six soft, angled facets — not sharply geometric, but gently contoured for elegance and balance. It is decorated with applied floral decals, including soft pink roses and small blue forget-me-nots, common in mid-20th-century European designs. Likely originating from West Germany, the vase bears a faint impressed maker’s mark that resembles a “W” interlaced with a “G”, possibly linking it to a West German porcelain manufacturer from the 1950s to 1970s.

Title: Handblown Amber Miniature Pitcher with Ruffled Rim

Designer: Unknown – No specific designer can be identified, likely produced as part of a decorative porcelain line rather than attributed to a named designer.

Maker: WG (possibly “W.Germany” or “Weimar Porzellan”) – Unconfirmed

Country: West Germany (likely) The style, glazing, and floral decals are reminiscent of West German porcelain from the mid-20th century, especially from the 1950s–1970s.

Material: Glazed Porcelain

Weight: 0.60 lb