Manufacture Feuillet - Gilt Porcelain Coffee Cup - Circa 1820 - Signed
Artist: Manufacture Feuillet à Paris
A beautiful one-litron cup made of Parisian porcelain from the Empire-Restoration period, circa 1820. It features a lovely blue polychrome design with gold scrollwork on a white background, alternating with lyre-shaped cameos on a pink background. The interior is entirely gilded, creating the illusion of drinking from gold. It bears the signature of the Manufacture Feuillet in Paris.
A very beautiful collector’s piece, it is in perfect condition; no wear to the gilding.
Diameter of the saucer: 13 cm
Diameter of the cup: 5.8 cm
Height of the cup: 6.2 cm
The signature “Feuillet à Paris” refers to Jean-Pierre Feuillet, one of the most renowned decorators in Paris between 1810 and 1840.Feuillet was not a porcelain manufacturer; he was a decorator who worked on unglazed pieces sourced from:
Dihl & Guérhard, Locré, Schoelcher, occasionally Sèvres (purchased unglazed), and other Parisian manufacturers.
During the Restoration, Feuillet was considered one of the finest gilders in Paris, on par with Boyer, Nast, and Dagoty.A very beautiful collector’s piece, it is in perfect condition; no wear to the gilding.
Diameter of the saucer: 13 cm
Diameter of the cup: 5.8 cm
Height of the cup: 6.2 cm
360 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Porcelain
Reference (ID): 1797699
Availability: In stock
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