A multicoloured porcelain inkwell in the shape of a basket of flowers. It is covered in a variety of textured flowers. The intricate floral design and the overall style of this porcelain piece suggest it might indeed be the work of Jacob Petit, a renowned 19th-century French porcelain manufacturer known for his elaborate and colorful decorations. Jacob Petit's porcelain pieces are characterized by: Elaborate Designs: Highly detailed and colorful floral motifs, often with a mix of flowers and foliage. Quality and Craftsmanship: Jacob Petit pieces are known for their high-quality porcelain and meticulous craftsmanship. The detailed floral design in this piece aligns with Jacob Petit's style. The vibrant and varied colors used in the floral decoration are also typical of his work. Similar signed pieces are known. Unfortunately this piece is not marked There are several chips on the flowers as shown in the pictures. Also, the flowers with bees - that should be at the top of the rose and the chrysanthemum to serve as a handle and hide the two ink pots - are missing. It also appears to be missing a center taller flower scuplture.