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Sèvres cuvette à fleurs with rose marbre ground
 

Sèvres cuvette à fleurs with rose marbre ground. The central panel is decorated with grapes, pears and apples amongst a spray of flowers and leafage. The unusual pink ground is painted with a bold blue organic line, enclosing small circles in lavender, and a matrix of lavender and gold dots, highlighted by a lighter blue shadow line.

 Date Letter “I” for 1761, painters mark for Jean-Baptiste Noualhier.

A cuvette à  fleurs with the same rose marbre ground and similar fruits painted in the central panel is conserved at the Petit Palais, Paris, gift of Edward Tuck 1896.

See: Brunet et Préaud. Sèvres, des origins à nos jours,  Page 159, # 106.


 

Height (ins.): 5.5 (14 cm.)      Length/Width (ins.): 10.5 (27 cm.)      Depth (ins.): 5.5 (14 cm.)
Origin: France     Period: Louis XV

 

 

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