Second Empire Porcelain Desserts Vieux Paris Display Piece
Artist: Edouard Honore
Two-tiered dessert stand or display piece made of Vieux Paris porcelain
The base bears the monogram DF
Assembled with a threaded rod and nut
The gold trim is in very good condition
Bears the mark"Ed. Honoré Boul Poissonnière No. 4 in Paris / Manufacture in Champroux, Allier"
Edouard Honoré began his career as a ceramics manufacturer in partnership with Dagoty between 1816 and 1820. In 1824, he acquired the Champroux factory in the Allier department to produce unglazed pieces, which were then sold in Paris on Boulevard Poissonnière. He died in 1855, and his son Oscar succeeded him.
See: De Plinval de Guillebon (Régine), *Porcelain and Earthenware of Paris, 18th–19th Centuries*, Dijon, Faton, 1998, pp. 370–374.
The base bears the monogram DF
Assembled with a threaded rod and nut
The gold trim is in very good condition
Bears the mark"Ed. Honoré Boul Poissonnière No. 4 in Paris / Manufacture in Champroux, Allier"
Edouard Honoré began his career as a ceramics manufacturer in partnership with Dagoty between 1816 and 1820. In 1824, he acquired the Champroux factory in the Allier department to produce unglazed pieces, which were then sold in Paris on Boulevard Poissonnière. He died in 1855, and his son Oscar succeeded him.
See: De Plinval de Guillebon (Régine), *Porcelain and Earthenware of Paris, 18th–19th Centuries*, Dijon, Faton, 1998, pp. 370–374.
200 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Porcelain
Diameter: 28
Height: 20
Reference (ID): 1785597
Availability: In stock
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