Decoction Pot From The Royal Sèvres Manufactory, Dated 1847

A decoction pot from the Royal Sèvres Manufactory, dated 1847, made of white hard-paste porcelain enhanced with a rich gilt frieze of ivy leaves. It has a beautiful baluster shape, a deep spout, and a rear handle adorned with a stylized motif. The original lid has a gilt floral knob. The Sèvres mark is present on the base. This piece is in excellent condition, characteristic of the refined production of the manufactory in the 1840s. A collector's item, both medicinal and decorative, for preparing decoctions for therapeutic use.
Historical Use: These decoction pots were part of the sophisticated medical kits used in wealthy circles and by certain institutions. Fine porcelain, especially that of Sèvres, guaranteed excellent thermal and chemical resistance.
Dimensions: Height: 25 cm Diameter: 15 cm Width with handle: 20 cm