Amphora made of porcelain, gilded, 24-karat gold. Dimensions: height 45 cm; width 22 cm; depth 19 cm. An amphora is a vessel dating back to ancient times, mainly widespread in ancient Greece, later adopted by subsequent cultures. Amphorae were characterized by a specific shape: an elongated neck with two handles, a rounded belly, a body tapering downwards, along with a rounded foot. The body is decorated with a floral motif, contrasting with a pink color, with visible gilding. The handles are stylized in the Rocaille ornament type. The amphora is preserved in good condition.