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A Porcelain & Biscuit Centerpiece Attributed To The Dagoty Factory
A Neoclassical porcelain & biscuit centerpiece
Attributed to the Dagoty factory
Resting on an oval base, painted in gold, forming a display supported by four women draped in the Antiquity style called caryatids in biscuit painted in matt black imitating bronze.
Good condition, the upper part missing.
Empire period, circa 1810-1815.
Attributed to the Dagoty factory, unmarked.
H. 27 x L. 25 cm.
Reference
A comparative display for juice jugs is illustrated in the reference book by Régine de Plinval de Guillebon, "Dagoty à Paris", Somogy, 2006, cat. 126 p. 140, as well as an oval basket, also unmarked, cat. 115 pp. 128-129.
Attributed to the Dagoty factory
Resting on an oval base, painted in gold, forming a display supported by four women draped in the Antiquity style called caryatids in biscuit painted in matt black imitating bronze.
Good condition, the upper part missing.
Empire period, circa 1810-1815.
Attributed to the Dagoty factory, unmarked.
H. 27 x L. 25 cm.
Reference
A comparative display for juice jugs is illustrated in the reference book by Régine de Plinval de Guillebon, "Dagoty à Paris", Somogy, 2006, cat. 126 p. 140, as well as an oval basket, also unmarked, cat. 115 pp. 128-129.
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