Add sculptural presence and understated elegance with this substantial Chelsea House lidded urn. Crafted of white glazed porcelain, the piece features a hand-painted gray marble motif that flows elegantly across its generous form, accented by shimmering metallic gold highlights on the removable lid and body.

Standing an impressive 19 inches tall, this versatile decorative vessel commands presence on consoles, mantels, sideboards, or in an entryway. Use it lidded for classic formality or open as a sculptural container. Either way, it brings refined texture, tonal depth, and timeless elegance to transitional, contemporary, and glam interiors.

A striking and versatile decorative accent that adds instant sophistication to any room.

Dimensions:
Total height (base to finial): 19"
Height from base to lip: 14.25"
Mouth diameter: 4"
Widest diameter (width / depth): 12"
Base diameter : 6"


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The urn is in good condition with honest wear consistent with age and previous use. The body remains pristine with no chips, cracks, scuffs, or scratches and shines brilliantly. The previous owner of the urn used it as a vase for fresh-cut flowers. The lid was set to the side.

Please Reference Photos #8-12. The gold finial on the lid shows scuffs, brown spotting/patina, and slight surface texture on approximately one-quarter of the area. These marks do not affect structural integrity and are typical of gold finishes.

Origin:
China

Creator:
Brand: Chelsea House Inc

Materials & Techniques:
Porcelain

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: China

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; The urn is in good condition with honest wear consistent with age and previous use. The body remains pristine with no chips, cracks, scuffs, or scratches and shines brilliantly. The previous owner of the urn used it as a vase for fresh-cut flowers. The lid was set to the side.

Please Reference Photos #8-12. The gold finial on the lid shows scuffs, brown spotting/patina, and slight surface texture on approximately one-quarter of the area. These marks do not affect structural integrity and are typical of gold finishes.