Vase

Probably decorated by Thomas Tucker American
 Manufacturer Tucker Factory American

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 705

This pair (see also 1992.362.2) of ornamental vases recalls the popular French form in their classical ovoid shape and gilded caryatid handles. The finely painted views, in this case of European landscapes, were probably derived from prints or travel books of the time.

Vase, Probably decorated by Thomas Tucker (1812–1890), Porcelain, American

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Vase, Probably decorated by Thomas Tucker (1812–1890), Porcelain, American
Vase, Probably decorated by Thomas Tucker (1812–1890), Porcelain, American
Vase, Probably decorated by Thomas Tucker (1812–1890), Porcelain, American
Vase, Probably decorated by Thomas Tucker (1812–1890), Porcelain, American
Vase, Probably decorated by Thomas Tucker (1812–1890), Porcelain, American
Vase, Probably decorated by Thomas Tucker (1812–1890), Porcelain, American

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