Lidded Reticulated Potpourri Vase #3

This is a fancy reticulated potpourri dish / vase with its lid made by Worcester in about the mid to later 19th century during the Grainger period. The bottom part is sitting on a triangular shaped base that is also reticulated on three feet that are painted in a greenish color with some nice gilding to them. The main body is superbly reticulated with faces all around and the lid is also well reticulated and very nice. The porcelain is really thin and there is a ton of detail to the reticulation! A bit of gold trim to the edges which makes this piece very elegant. The entire piece is so light and thin one has to wonder how it survived in superb condition! No cracks or hairlines just one spot of gold trim wear to the lid edge. The main piece is marked underneath with some numbers as shown. The vase with the lid in place is 4.625 inches tall and 2.5 inches in diameter. Please email me for more information or other pictures.