A large, ornate French Empire-style vase from the 19th century is centrally displayed on a dark brown, marble-topped console table in an exhibition room at Nesvizh Castle in Nyasvizh, Belarus

A large, ornate French Empire-style vase from the 19th century is centrally displayed on a dark brown, marble-topped console table in an exhibition room at Nesvizh Castle in Nyasvizh, Belarus. The vase is predominantly dark blue with extensive gold embellishments, featuring two elaborate scrolled gold handles adorned with five-petal floral motifs. An oval medallion near the top of the vase depicts two classical figures, while a lighter central band showcases a continuous frieze of numerous monochrome classical figures in various poses. The dark blue sections of the vase are decorated with intricate gold foliage and patterns. The vase rests on a gold-colored square pedestal, which sits on a dark blue base with gold patterns. To the left of the vase on the marble surface, a white rectangular sign with red text reads, "Пожалуйста, РУКАМИ НЕ ТРОГАТЬ! Please, DO NOT TOUCH!" To the right, a cream-colored informational plaque identifies the object as a "Vase" of "French Empire. The XIX century" and states, "It was given by the National Academic Yanka Kupala Theatre." The console table beneath the marble top features white or cream-colored curved elements with gold trim. The background wall is light-colored, adorned with multiple horizontal gold moldings and decorative relief work, indicating an opulent interior setting.