Elegant cup with lid in painted and gilded porcelain, attributable to the Imperial Manufactory of Vienna, datable to the first quarter of the 19th century. The surface features a refined acid green background, enriched by profiles and friezes in solid gold. The side handles are adorned with female masks in relief, also highlighted by gilding. On the front, there is a delicate monochrome allegorical scene, entitled L’Innocence, with a winged putto and a child tenderly kissing, accompanied by two doves, a symbol of purity and love. This type of decoration falls within the Viennese production of neoclassical and sentimental taste, inspired by engravings and allegorical motifs widespread between the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. On the bottom, there are numbers (40, 120, 822) attributable to the turner, painter, and year of production. Condition: excellent, with minimal signs of wear on the gilding, no chips or restorations. Dimensions: maximum width (handles included) 15 cm - body height 15 cm - total height with lid 19 cm. For further information, high-resolution photographs, or technical details, please do not hesitate to contact us. Worldwide shipping is available with professional packaging.