PATRICIAN ANTIQUES : 19th CENTURY PORCELAIN

FRANCE & OTHER EUROPEAN COMPANIES

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The many wars and rebellions of the 19th century had a bad affect on trade and manufacture. In France however Sevrés continued to make luxury items and to produced innovative glazes and designs including pate-sur-pate. Paris with its decorating studios and Limoges with its manufacturers became the main centres . By 1848 Ginori at Doccia was the only Italian factory left. International Exhibitions after 1851 were showcases for ceramic wares and all countries eagerly competed for medals.

Stock#	Item description	Date	Maker	Price
26019	CUP & SAUCER, 2-1/2" high. Soft paste body. In the "Sevrés" style with a ground of blue circles, white reserves framed with a garland of colorful flowers. Gold rim and accents. Mark: faux Sevres mark in blue. Small chip to footrim.	c.1870	Tournai	$275.00
25232	CAN & SAUCER, Beidermeir style with high ring handle. Gilded ground with oval puce reserves centered with gilt winged mythical creatures. The front of the can painted with a soldier on horseback. Unmarked. Wear to gilding on saucer.	1815-25	Paris	$345.00
26459	TRAY,15-1/4" x 9-1/2". Hand painted sprays of single white roses on green and brown shaded background. Gold handles and rim, molded floral spray on upper left. Signed on reverse G-S. Mark: H & Co over L. Some bruising to one lobe	c.1890	Haviland Limoges, France	$275.00
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