#497E- Vintage Vase 10” Hand Painted Pink & White Roses Porcelain By Joye Hinton Owner Southern Lady Studio Early 20th Century

FUN FACT: Joye Hinton was an accomplished and popular twentieth-century American china painter. She operated an art studio known as The Southern Lady and specialized in teaching porcelain painting as well as creating delicately detailed floral and romantic rose designs on fine blank porcelain wares. The absence of a manufacturer’s stamp or hallmark on the bottom is incredibly common for pieces of this era and style due to how they were distributed and decorated

👉 10“W x 10”H x 3“D This Gorgeous Vintage Vase is a 10" hand-painted porcelain piece featuring pink and white roses, signed by artist Joyce Hinton, Owner of The Southern Lady Studio. The oval-shaped vase is decorated with hand-painted floral patterns in a romantic style. The vase has a medium size with a height of 10 inches and is made in the United States during the early 20th century. The vase also includes a gold trim, finishing off this unique and charming addition to any collection of decorative collectibles.

• The lower right corner features the handwritten signature of Joye Hinton. • Historical Context: Joye Hinton was a highly accomplished 20th-century American china painter. She operated a popular art studio called The Southern Lady, where she specialized in teaching porcelain painting and creating delicate, romantic floral designs. • The Porcelain: During the early 1900s, it was common for American china painters to purchase plain, white porcelain blanks imported from renowned European manufacturers—such as Limoges (France) or various Bavarian and Austrian porcelain houses—and paint them by hand in their local studios

10“W x 10”H x 3“D

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