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Bust Of Napoleon Bonaparte In Biscuit By Niderviller After Boizot Circa 1800
Manufacture of Niderviller.
Bonaparte First Consul.
White biscuit bust, possibly after a model by Boizot circa 1800, resting on a half-column plinth marked in gold "Bonaparte Ier Consul" on porcelain, white square plinth (L. 10 cm). Chips on the back.
Circa 1799-1801.
Pastille of the factory on the reverse.
H. 31 cm.
History
The earthenware factory in Niderviller, in Lorraine, was created in 1735. Influenced by German and French tastes, it took on great importance at the end of the 18th century, being often compared in quality to the Manufacture de Sèvres. It continued its activity until the end of the 20th century.
Bonaparte First Consul.
White biscuit bust, possibly after a model by Boizot circa 1800, resting on a half-column plinth marked in gold "Bonaparte Ier Consul" on porcelain, white square plinth (L. 10 cm). Chips on the back.
Circa 1799-1801.
Pastille of the factory on the reverse.
H. 31 cm.
History
The earthenware factory in Niderviller, in Lorraine, was created in 1735. Influenced by German and French tastes, it took on great importance at the end of the 18th century, being often compared in quality to the Manufacture de Sèvres. It continued its activity until the end of the 20th century.
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