Vase with two handles in Sevres porcelain and gilt bronze in - Lot 81

Lot 81
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Vase with two handles in Sevres porcelain and gilt bronze in - Lot 81
Vase with two handles in Sevres porcelain and gilt bronze in the Louis XVI style. The porcelain of the 18th century with a blue mark with two intertwined L's, marks of decorators for Chapuis and Chauvaux, the mounts probably around 1810-1824 Consisting of a porcelain "pot à l'eau ordinaire" (2nd size), with polychrome decoration on each side of a gallant couple in a landscape, in a gold oval cartouche standing out on a blue background with a large gold frieze of flower heads in medallions connected by garlands of flowers, the mounts composed of a double frieze of gadroons and acanthus for the neck, the handles with masks and scrolls of reeds and myrtle, the lower part formed of a frieze of reeds and shells resting on a pedestal gadrooned and a square base; the porcelain with missing and restored handle and spout, small crack at the neck, small retouching and wear to the gold; the mounts with small misses Total height : 30 cm. Notes: Two "pots à l'eau ordinaires" (2nd size), associated with basins, decorated in the same spirit and with similar mounts, are preserved in the English royal collections and published by Sir Geoffrey de Bellaigue, French Porcelain in the collection of Her Majesty the Queen, London, 2009, Vol.II, pp.540-546. This work of mounts, both from the point of view of the design and their realization, is attributed by Geoffrey de Bellaigue to Philippe-Claude Maëlrondt (1766-1824). Many pieces were reassembled or embellished by this great Parisian merchant of the period following the French Revolution, who could also be described as a merchant-merchant; he even designed furniture for the Bellangé. His numerous contacts with the English market and in particular with the merchants John Boykett Jarman and Robert Fogg, will allow him to sell through the latter many pieces to King George IV. For an important article on this dealer, see by Geoffrey de Bellaigue, 'Philippe-Claude Maëlrondt, supplier to George IV', The Burlington Magazine, June 2004, pp.386-395.
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