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Lenox Porcelain Swan Double Cornucopia Vases
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Here we have a charming pair of Lenox porcelain double cornucopia vases, featuring their classic swan motif. The creamy ivory glaze and delicate gold trim are unmistakable hallmarks of mid-20th-century Lenox craftsmanship. These pieces, likely dating from the 1950s to the 1970s, were very popular decorative items in American homes. While we can't see the maker's mark on the bottom, the quality and style strongly point to authentic Lenox. They appear to be in very good condition, making them a lovely addition to any collection of American porcelain. At auction, a pair like this typically brings between $30 and $60.
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Item Report
Lenox Porcelain Swan Double Cornucopia Vases
By:Lenox
Style:Mid-Century Modern / Neoclassical Revival
Origin:United States
Materials:Porcelain, Gold Trim
Age:Mid-20th Century (circa 1950s-1970s)
Condition:Very Good (appears intact with no obvious chips or cracks visible from this angle, some minor wear to gold trim possible)
Value:Authentic: $30 - $60 (for the pair)
Maker's Marks / Writing:None visible in the provided image (likely on the underside).
Date:2026-10-13 16:37:19.661193
Description:
A pair of Lenox porcelain double cornucopia vases, each featuring a central swan figure flanked by two fluted, horn-shaped vases. The pieces are finished in a creamy white glaze with gold trim along the scalloped rims and the swan's beak.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
These are classic examples of mid-20th-century Lenox porcelain, known for its creamy ivory color and 24k gold accents. The swan and cornucopia motifs were popular in their decorative lines. They appear to be in good condition, though a view of the maker's mark on the underside would confirm the exact era of production.
Individual Images:
overhead view of pair of vases
Provenance:
None provided.
Condition:
Very Good (appears intact with no obvious chips or cracks visible from this angle, some minor wear to gold trim possible)
Identification Score: 95%
The form, creamy glaze, and gold trim are highly characteristic of Lenox porcelain from the mid-20th century. The swan and cornucopia design is a known Lenox pattern.
Authenticity Score: 95%
While the maker's mark is not visible, the quality of the glaze, the specific shade of ivory, and the style of the gold application strongly suggest authentic Lenox production. Reproductions of this specific, relatively common mid-century form are unlikely.
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Keywords
Lenox, porcelain, swan, cornucopia, vase, gold trim, mid-century, American porcelain
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