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19th Century French Sevres Porcelain & Gilt Bronze Lidded Centerpiece Bowl View Watchlist >

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19th Century French Sevres Porcelain & Gilt Bronze Lidded Centerpiece Bowl

This 19th-century French Sevres porcelain and gilt bronze (ormolu) centerpiece bowl, marked "Sevres 1840", is an exquisite example of fine French decorative arts. Featuring a deep cobalt blue porcelain body, hand-painted scenes, and elaborate gilded floral detailing, this luxurious piece embodies the opulence of 19th-century European craftsmanship. The Château des Tuileries stamp further suggests an association with the French royal collection.

Key Features:

  • Authentic Sevres 1840 maker’s mark, along with an additional Sevres stamp.
  • Château des Tuileries red stamp, indicating royal commission or association.
  • Hand-painted lid and body, featuring finely detailed romantic and pastoral scenes, framed by elaborate gilding.
  • Rich cobalt blue porcelain, accented with gold floral motifs and intricate scrollwork.
  • Ormolu-mounted gilt bronze base, handles, and decorative trim, showcasing exquisite pierced metalwork.
  • Pierced ormolu mount on the lid and sides, likely decorative but also possibly used for scent diffusion, as seen in potpourri holders or perfume burners.
  • Affixed sticker on the bottom, reading "Sevres 1844 No.2", likely a catalog reference.

Condition:

In good condition, with wear to the finish consistent with age. Some loss to gilded ormolu accents, minor fading of painted decoration, and slight wear to the surface. No visible structural damage.

Dimensions:

  • 7" (H) x 7" (W) x 5 1/2" (D)