MEDICIS PORCELAIN VASES TO THE SUPERB COMPOSITION OF SATYRS GRIFFINS DOLPHINS AND TROPHIES - BY DAGOTY OR NAST - EARLY 19th

Height : 11,50 inches  -  (29 cm)

PARISIAN PORCELAIN TUREEN ON ITS PRESENTATION PLATE - LOUIS XVI PERIOD CIRCA 1775

Handpainted tureen, on its presentation plate, realised by a parisian manufactory porcelain, at the end 18th century, circa 1775.

This superb tureen is in the most remarquable neoclassical Louis the sixteen style, as well in its shape than in its ornementation

Almost circular presentation plate, with only tiny brief waves on the edge

Cup tureen, on pedestal with scotia molding, goes enlarging toward the top edge, by a sober curved line. The general profile is one of an elegant cyma

The lid has a cyma profile too, but flatter, and ends in flat shape at the top, where it's crowned with a stylized pine cone

Following the general shape of the tureen, the handles are constituted of flat segments, slightly curved

The very delicate handpainted ornemenation is composed of monochrome bouquets, all different, and treated in camaïeu. They are linked by a purple ribbon, and by gilt floral garlands, that run above and below the ribbon

This subtile decoration, very delicate to paint, covers a large part of the porcelain. We see it on three parts of it: the plate wing, the tureen itself, and its lid

Complementary decor is made with gilt streaks

We can see under the tureen the J V initials, engraved with a stiletto, under glaze, and which is the painter signature

Perfect conservation of gilding and ornementation

Dimensions :

Tureen : 8 inches (20 cm) in width from handle to handle - 5 inches (13 cm) in height

Presentation plate - 8,75 inches (22 cm) in diameter

Weight : 745 grams

PAIR OF CUPS AND SAUCERS
FROM THE ROYAL PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY OF MONSEIGNEUR LE DAUPHIN - LILLE 18th CENTURY
- RED CROWNED DOLPHIN STAMP

 
Lille, 18th century. Pair of coffee cups and their saucers, in white porcelain handpainted of colored bouquet, one on each cup and one on each saucer. Several little flowered twigs complete the decor.
The gilt edging draws the 'dents de loup', (in english, teeth of wolves), due to the fact the pointed motive looks like the teeth of this animal.
The shapes of the cup and saucers are typically those of the Louis XVI period: Cylindrical shape for the cups, and big tronconic lip for the saucers (plus their absolutly flat well).
The red crowned dolphin stamp is visible under a cup. It is the hallmark of the Lille's manufactory, placed under the protection of the Dauphin de France, Louis-Joseph, first son of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette.
The manufactory had for name: Manufacture Royale de Porcelaine, (Royal Porcelain Manufactory).
It was created on january the thirteen, in 1784, in Lille, Place des Carmes.
This set of porcelain dates from the third quarter of 18th century, circa 1785.
Very good condition, with no chips nor cracks. No scratches and no erasures of the painted decor.
Dimensions :
Cups : 2,75 inches (6.8 cm) in height.
Saucers : 5 inches (13 cm) in diameter.

EXPERTISED MEISSEN CUP AND SAUCER - FROM THE18th CENTURY  - MARCOLINI PERIOD - ORNAMENTED WITH HANDPAINTED BOUQUETS

From Meissen, Marcolini period (1774-1814) - Set expertised
Porcelain coffee cup and its saucer, ornamented with handpainted colored bouquets, and with some other little flowered twigs added here and there.
The cylindrical shape of the cup, called ' litron ' in french, and the rectangular shape of the fluted handle which reminds some elements of the greek architecture, as well as the tronconic shape of the saucer lip, allow to date this object from the third quarter of 18th century, during the neoclassical period.
Underneath the two pieces of the set, we can see the blue crossed swords stamp of Meissen, with a star above which specifies the Marcolini period
These stamps are under glaze.
Very good condition, with no cracks, no chips, no erasures of the handpainted ornamentation
This set has been expertised by Anne Lajoix, porcelain expert in Paris
Height of the cup : 2,75 inches (6,8 cm) - Diameter of the saucer : 5,50 inches  (13,7 cm)

KPM BERLIN - TEAPOT IN PURPLE CAMAIEU - EPOCH 18th CENTURY - BLUE SCEPTER STAMP

Due to the colored flowers of the lid, I think that IT  could maybe come from another teapot. However, its proortion and the colors of the handle, purple and green, seem conform.

DRESDEN PORCELAIN CUP WITH HANDPAINTED MINIATURE - WEIMAR CITY PERSPECTIVE - EARLY 19th CENTURY

Saxe porcelain cup from the very early 19th century, representing a sight of the city of Weimar, handpainted in miniature.
This polychromic paint is delicate and really thoroughly made, showing the antic city on Ilm river, with its ancients streets, monuments, bell towers, parks, animated of personnages
Large gilt cartouche, titled below 'Weimar'.
The cup is placed on a pedestal, and separated from it, by a large groove. The cup, strictly speaking, presents a large cyma relief, very flared at the top edge. It's ornamented by a large scrolled handle.
Weimar was the capital of Saxe-Weimar's Duchy.
So, this cup is a dresden porcelain from the very early 19th.
Charles-Frédéric de Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach was Duke of Weimar.
His wife was the-duchesse Marie Pavlovna of Russia (1786-1859), daughter of the Tsar Paul Ier.
Very good condition, with a tiny chip of surfacing, at the bottom. As you can see on photos, this imperfection is really inconspicuous
Dimensions : 3,75 inches  (9.5 cm) high
3,25 inches  (8.4 cm) diameter
Weight : 130 grams

PAIRE DE BRULOTS D'EPOQUE LOUIS-PHILIPPE - vers 1830

PAIRE DE POTS COUVERTS EN PORCELAINE DE BAYEUX  IMARI CORAIL 

Epoque 19ème -hauteur 31.5 cm

XIX° Paire Lampes porcelaine de Bayeux Imari corail