Pair Of 19th-century Bisque Porcelain Figural Baskets
A charming pair of white unglazed bisque porcelain (biscuit de porcelaine) woven basket-form sweetmeat dishes. Each basket features high overhead handles decorated with applied floral encrustations and sculpted putti figures resting along the rim.
Europe (France or Germany). 19th century.
H_ cm
Very good condition.
Bisque porcelain was celebrated throughout the 19th century for its matte, marble-like texture, which perfectly suited delicate sculptural details. Elaborate table baskets decorated with woven textures, applied flower blooms, and playful cherubs or putti were popular decorative centerpieces produced by prominent manufactures such as Sevres, Jacob Petit, and various Thuringian porcelain workshops.
Europe (France or Germany). 19th century.
H_ cm
Very good condition.
Bisque porcelain was celebrated throughout the 19th century for its matte, marble-like texture, which perfectly suited delicate sculptural details. Elaborate table baskets decorated with woven textures, applied flower blooms, and playful cherubs or putti were popular decorative centerpieces produced by prominent manufactures such as Sevres, Jacob Petit, and various Thuringian porcelain workshops.
500 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Perfect condition
Reference (ID): 1813459
Availability: In stock
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