Large pair of Etruscan vases

Exceptional and exquisite pair of large Etruscan ceremonial vases in polychrome porcelain on a blue background, lined with mosaic patterned lace, queen patterns and gilded filets, framing a large circular band in the centre, painted with scenes of deer hunting, several riders, courtesans, children and packs of dogs in a wooded landscape, crossed over by a river with a castle in the background.
Rich decoration of engraved and gilded bronze with matt gold and burnished gold. Flared neck decorated with a gilded circular frieze and interlaced with vine leaves and ribbing. Volute handle, placed on a round gilt bronze pattern and ending on the body of the vase.
Square base with plinth, adorned with a laurel garland and a fluted pedestal topped with a shell and an acanthus leaf pattern holding the vase.
Pink granite counter-plinth inserted in a gilded bronze base with achanthus leaf motifs.

Bourbon restoration period (1814-1830).
Porcelain from Paris or Sèvres.
Painting decorations attributed to Jean-Louis Demarne, specialist in landscapes (1744-1829).

French work from the first quarter of the XIX century, around 1820.