French Charles X Netted Opaline Melon-form Bonbonnière With Ouraline Stem, Circa 1820-1830
Candy box crafted in frosted satin white opaline glass. Enclosed within a fine beaded lattice casing of openwork gilded brass, topped with a green opaline (ouraline) stalk-shaped handle.Fitted with a chased gilt-brass hinged rim mount and a decorative foliate base ring.
France (attributed to Le Creusot, Baccarat, or Palais-Royal workshops), Restauration / Charles X period (circa 1820–1830).
H_15 cm (including stem) D_10.5 cm.
Very good overall condition.
Naturalistic fruit-shaped opaline boxes encased in gilded filigree wirework were exclusive luxury novelties sold in the Palais-Royal boutiques during the French Restoration. The harmonious blend of satin white opaline glass, intricate gilt-brass netting, and a vibrant green uranium glass stem highlights the whimsical sophistication of early 19th-century French decorative arts.
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Excellent condition
Reference (ID): 1839193
Availability: In stock
