Bayeux Orientalist: Teapot With Coral Branches, Celadon, Mid 19th Century

This rectangular coffee or teapot is a fine example of orientalist porcelain art.
White porcelain, celadon tinted, richly gilded with cut sides speckled with gold decorated everywhere with branches of red coral, its two sides are decorated with polychrome eglantines with shimmering contours. Golden bamboo style handle, spout with animal head spout, the round lid decorated with coral and a golden fretel in the shape of a winged griffin, Dimensions: Height: 22 cm, Width: 20 cm, Weight: 900gr Good general condition with some signs of wear to the gilding. An interior spike on the lid is missing (photo) This type of piece illustrates a decorative arsenal from the inter-style years, inspired by the Orient. Manufacture of Bayeux or Gosse, (his Parisian associate) around 1850/. no signature. Insured shipping: €10 for France. This item is for immediate purchase, payable by credit card or paypal. - eclectic – antique dealers since 1970, Siret: FR 24.430113233. Invoice and Certificate are attached to each of our shipments.