Pair Of Mennecy Porcelain Creamers, 18th Century

Pair of lidded cream jars made of Mennecy soft-paste porcelain, 18th century, with a slightly fluted baluster shape, resting on a small circular foot.
Both pieces are adorned with a rich polychrome decoration of hand-painted floral bouquets, featuring roses, blue flowers, and small wildflowers, arranged freely on the white porcelain background.

The lids, also fluted, are topped with handles in the shape of pink fruits or flower buds, rendered in relief and accompanied by small green leaves. The rims are outlined with a delicate pink border.
The finely modeled handles feature a radiating pink design on their upper portion.

The set embodies the characteristic charm of 18th-century Mennecy soft-paste porcelain, with its slightly ivory-tinged white body, delicate forms, and naturalistic polychrome floral decoration.

“DV” mark incised into the clay on the reverse side.