19th century Old Paris Jacob Petit porcelain cornucopia vase. The vase features a depiction of the Greek god Poseidon (Neptune) riding a serpent, with waves and sea creatures surrounding him. The vase has a cornucopia shape, with a curved and horn-like form that culminates in a scalloped rim. Jacob Petit was a French porcelain manufacturer who was active in the 19th century. He was known for his high-quality porcelain works, which often featured intricate and colorful designs. Many of his pieces were inspired by classical themes and motifs, as can be seen in this vase with its depiction of Poseidon and the sea creatures. The Old Paris porcelain refers to a style of porcelain that was popular in the 19th century, characterized by its use of bright colors and elaborate decoration. 14.25 inches height. Fine French Porcelain

size: h 14.25 inches L 8.25 inches