SEVRES
19TH CENTURY FRENCH PORCELAIN HAND PAINTED
"RURAL LOVERS" PATTERN SAUCER DISH DATED
C.1835
"Exquisite early nineteenth
century French porcelain from the Royal manufactory of Sevres.
This beautiful saucer dish was decorated in 1835 by an
unidentified but talented French ceramic artist. A beautifully and
rare painted example of a "Rural Lovers" figure group
within a classic Sevres Rose pompadour surround. The porcelain is
the French Sevres hard paste porcelain that replaced the softer
post Vincennes pate tendre after 1760. Examples of genuine marked
Sevres of quality are always popular and a must have for only the
best, comprehensive, porcelain cabinet
collection."Antiques Expert Hamilton
Bear.
Provenance: From the
treasured china collection of a lady.
Dimensions: width 134
mm max.
Marks: as illustrated
including the Louise Philippe printed mark with date and incised
potting code marks.
Condition: Excellent
with no significant defects or damages to porcelain.
Please study all images
carefully forming part of this description before you buy
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