Paul Milet (1870-1950) Sèvres Bonbonnière Box Porcelain With Cherries Art Nouveau Deco Millet

A lovely shaped piece, a porcelain candy dish from the Art Nouveau / Art Deco transition period, richly mounted in finely chiseled gilt brass. It is decorated with cherries with their leaves and has a particularly elegant movable handle. Here Paul Milet uses a rich palette of speckled cobalt blue enamels in turquoise gradation, under a glossy glaze. Ivory-colored interior. His workshop was located in Sèvres near the Manufacture nationale where he trained. Black handwritten mark underglaze underneath. A very fine quality of execution. Elegant and unusual piece! It could conveniently be used as a sugar bowl or for any other purpose according to your needs. Dimensions: Height: approximately 14 cm (excluding handle) Belly diameter: approximately 11.5 cm Very good condition, otherwise perfect. Please note that I respond to any request about my objects. If you don't receive a response from me, please check your spam or junk mail. Many other items to discover in my booth at the antique fairs I attend. Follow my gallery to be informed of new items and to find out the dates of upcoming fairs... Any questions? Don't hesitate to call me or send me a message. I will be happy to answer you.