Nast: Empire-period Sauceboat Made Of White And Gold Paris Porcelain
Artist: Manufacture Nast
Empire-period “helmet” sauceboat and its matching saucer, made of Paris porcelain and embellished with fine gold fillets. Early 19th century, circa 1800–1810.
Both pieces bear the signature of the Nast Manufactory in Paris in iron red. Based in Paris, the Nast Manufactory was founded in 1784 and remained active until 1830. It supplied French high society and several European courts.
A beautiful, understated design suitable for near-daily use, featuring a prestigious signature.
The set is in excellent condition, nearly like new. The gilding is perfectly preserved, with no damage.
Note: Our pieces are from a very large Nast porcelain service consisting of numerous rare-shaped pieces and plates, available for sale on our website.
Length: 27.3 cm
Width: 14 cm
Height: 17.3 cm
Both pieces bear the signature of the Nast Manufactory in Paris in iron red. Based in Paris, the Nast Manufactory was founded in 1784 and remained active until 1830. It supplied French high society and several European courts.
A beautiful, understated design suitable for near-daily use, featuring a prestigious signature.
The set is in excellent condition, nearly like new. The gilding is perfectly preserved, with no damage.
Note: Our pieces are from a very large Nast porcelain service consisting of numerous rare-shaped pieces and plates, available for sale on our website.
Length: 27.3 cm
Width: 14 cm
Height: 17.3 cm
180 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Porcelain
Reference (ID): 1844794
Availability: In stock
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