Chinese Porcelain 18th-century
A Chinese porcelain dish decorated with a red peony—a symbol of ardent passion (for the king?)—surrounded by two eagles (a pair), symbols of strength and power, as well as a pair of red carp, symbols of abundance, strength, and perseverance;which can transform into dragons...
This symbolism found on this dish intended for the French market is consistent with its attribution as a "Pompadour service," which it most likely was.
Minor restoration of a chip and a small crack at 10 o’clock, with some enamel reinforcement. Pre-restoration photo available upon request
Possibility of in-person pickup in Paris
Colissimo shipping: 17 euros
This symbolism found on this dish intended for the French market is consistent with its attribution as a "Pompadour service," which it most likely was.
Minor restoration of a chip and a small crack at 10 o’clock, with some enamel reinforcement. Pre-restoration photo available upon request
Possibility of in-person pickup in Paris
Colissimo shipping: 17 euros
2 800 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Porcelain
Length: 32,7cm environ
Width: 25 cm environ
Reference (ID): 1776699
Availability: In stock
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