French Faience Moon Flask 4.5" Gold Gilt Feet Detailed Breton Portrait Vase

Up for sale is a stunning, beautifully crafted antique French faience miniature moon flask (pilgrim bottle) dating to the late 19th or early 20th century.  Measuring exactly 4.5 inches in height, this exquisite pocket-sized piece features a masterful hand-painted regional portrait executed in the iconic Quimper style, elevated with premium high-end decorative details.  Design & CraftsmanshipFront Panel: Features a highly detailed, finely stippled profile portrait of a Breton woman wearing a traditional soft blue regional coiffe (headdress) with a matching neck ribbon, shown holding a document or book.  The brushwork boasts far cleaner line refinement and micro-shading than typical folk-art studio pieces.Reverse Side: Completely finished in a smooth, vibrant mottled medium-cobalt blue glaze spanning the back and shoulders.Feet & Accents: The flask is structured with four integral white clay peg feet.  The front two feet and the outer rim are highlighted with elegant genuine gold gilt trim decoration.Base Marks: The under-side shows raw, unglazed white clay on the feet tips.  There are no factory backstamps or visible signatures, which is common for boutique 19th-century luxury souvenir porcelain and faience fine from competing premium European decorators (such as Desvres or Limoges) working in the Breton aesthetic.DimensionsHeight: 4.5 inches (approx. 11.4 cm)Width: Approx. 3.75 inches