Cream Ceramic Vase with Leaf Relief and Gold Trim

This is a tall, cream-colored ceramic vase, likely made of porcelain based on its appearance and the provided context of Lenox. The vase has an elegant form with a flared rim, a cylindrical body that transitions into a wider, footed base. The exterior surface is adorned with a raised relief pattern that appears to depict stylized leaves or feathers covering the entire body and part of the base. The rim and potentially the foot feature a gold-colored trim, adding a touch of elegance. The cream color of the ceramic is consistent and there are no apparent chips, cracks, or significant areas of wear visible in the image. The relief pattern and the gold trim suggest a decorative purpose. Based on the craftsmanship and style, it is likely a product from the mid to late 20th century, possibly from the Lenox brand as indicated by the context. The raised relief work demonstrates a good level of detail and consistent application, indicative of quality manufacturing. The overall impression is one of a well-maintained, decorative vase suitable for displaying flowers or standing alone as an accent piece.