Neoclassical Style Hand-Painted Porcelain Urn Vase

This decorative porcelain urn features a classic amphora-like silhouette with a slender neck, bulbous body, and a flared pedestal base. It is distinguished by two highly ornate, scroll-shaped handles that exhibit gold-toned gilding and intricate openwork. The body is finished in a deep burgundy or oxblood red glaze. A central hand-painted vignette depicts a Neoclassical mythological scene with several female figures in draped classical attire, set against a pastoral landscape. This central panel is framed by heavy, raised relief scrollwork and gilt-painted accents. The craftsmanship suggests a 20th-century revival piece, likely influenced by Capodimonte or French Sevres styles. Notable physical characteristics include the heavy application of gold paint and molded relief details. Under close inspection, the item appears to show minor surface wear and some dulling of the gilt finish, characteristic of decorative shelf pieces from the mid-to-late 20th century. While the piece lacks a visible maker's mark in the photograph, the style and execution point to a mass-produced European or Asian decorative export intended for traditional interior decor. The item possesses a high level of visual detail but may be made of a standard ceramic paste rather than fine bone china.