Lenox Floral Amphora-Style Trophy Vase

This is a decorative ceramic vase featuring an ovoid body, twin handles, and a pedestal base resting on a square plinth. The piece is crafted from a creamy, off-white porcelain typical of American maker Lenox. The design is characterized by neoclassical influences, specifically an amphora-style silhouette. The neck of the vase flares outward with a gilded rim, leading down to two scroll-like handles accented with gold trim. A prominent band of raised, molded swags or garland textures circles the shoulder of the vase, heavily highlighted in bright gold leaf. The central body features a polychrome floral bouquet transfer or hand-painted design, including a large purple tulip and smaller assorted blooms in pink, yellow, and blue. The construction is solid with a separate pedestal foot joined to a square base, all finished with gold pinstripe detailing. While no specific maker's marks are visible on the exterior in the image, the finish and the context 'made in USA' strongly suggest a mid-20th-century Lenox production. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or significant loss to the heavy gilding, though a retail sticker is present on the neck.