This beautiful vintage Hutschenreuther porcelain trumpet vase brings understated European sophistication and a compelling historical lineage to your collection. Made in Selb, Bavaria, Germany, this classic "flet" form piece is widely attributed to the famous German sculptor and porcelain modeler Karl Tutter.
A true collector’s find, this piece features the historical wartime circular LHS backstamp (without sub-department text), dating its production precisely to the World War II era (1939–1945).
The vase exhibits a tall, graceful silhouette, a gently flared opening, and delicate gold bands accenting the rim, narrow stem, and pedestal base. Its glossy ivory cream porcelain and restrained gold detailing give it a timeless look, equally at home in a Hollywood Regency interior, a romantic cottage, or a thoughtfully curated modern space.
Details: • Maker: Lorenz Hutschenreuther (Selb, Bavaria, Germany) • Designer: Attributed to Karl Tutter • Era: World War II Era (Circa 1939–1945) • Marking: Green circular LHS backstamp (LHS inside circle, no "Abteilung für Kunst" text) • Material: Fine German porcelain • Color: Glossy ivory cream / off-white with polished gold trim • Height: 9.75 inches • Top Opening: Approximately 4 inches across • Shape: Tall trumpet vase with flared rim and pedestal foot
Condition Excellent vintage condition with light, age-appropriate wear on the bottom of the pedestal base. No chips, cracks, or crazing. Gold gilding remains remarkably bright and intact.
