Locré Manufactory, Louis XVI Period—hard-paste Porcelain Sugar Bowl Or Sauceboat
On display in Paris. In-person pickup available in the capital and its suburbs. Shipping within France: €15.
Gravy boat or sugar bowl
hard-paste porcelain, painted and accented with gilding
Dimensions: W. 26; H. 11; D. 16.5 (cm).
Paris, circa 1780.
Cobalt-blue mark under the cover, featuring a torch motif.
Gravy boat or sugar bowl with attached tray, decorated with floral motifs and wolf’s-tooth gilded borders.
The Locré Manufactory
Founded in 1771 by a craftsman from Germany, it quickly became a center of excellence that endured until 1830. Its pieces are recognizable by the blue mark on the underside of the lid depicting two crossed torches.
Condition report: Signs of normal wear, hair, very small chips where the lid fits
Gravy boat or sugar bowl
hard-paste porcelain, painted and accented with gilding
Dimensions: W. 26; H. 11; D. 16.5 (cm).
Paris, circa 1780.
Cobalt-blue mark under the cover, featuring a torch motif.
Gravy boat or sugar bowl with attached tray, decorated with floral motifs and wolf’s-tooth gilded borders.
The Locré Manufactory
Founded in 1771 by a craftsman from Germany, it quickly became a center of excellence that endured until 1830. Its pieces are recognizable by the blue mark on the underside of the lid depicting two crossed torches.
Condition report: Signs of normal wear, hair, very small chips where the lid fits
270 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Porcelain
Reference (ID): 1833623
Availability: In stock
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