Taking their inspiration from pieces produced by an esteemed French porcelain manufactory, antique prints and exquisite china mingle elegantly, evocative of the luxury enjoyed by many nobles throughout the ages.Named for the French town in which it resides, Sèvres became known as the standard-setter for European porcelain following its debut in 1740, supported earnestly in - Page 3

PAIR OF ANTIQUE FRENCH SEVRES STYLE PORCELAIN & GILT BRONZE MOUNTED LIDDED VASES. These vases feature gilt bronze handles adorned with graceful female casts, adding a touch of sophistication to their design. Marked with Sevres interlaced L marks with M in the middle, Signed on painting: Collot. Arte Gallery 100% Satisfaction Guarantee 1. All Items 100% Guaranteed as Described 2. 14 Day Money Back Guarantee No Questions Asked 3. 20% Off When Buying Two or More Items 4. Free Shipping in the…

Signature: Written in white along lower edge of blue section: Gob.RMarking: Printed in yellow-brown inside foot: [1] RF/DECORE A SEVRES/85 within circle (factory mark for petit feu decoration, 1872–99); printed in blue inside foot: [2] S

painted with gilt-edged hexagonal panels of chinoiserie figures at various pursuits, enriched in gilding, the lilac ground with flower garland and trellis

Marking: [1] Crossed Ls enclosing G in blue on .2a (Sèvres factory mark and date letter for 1760);[2] Crossed Ls in blue on .3a (Sèvres factory mark);[3] A comma in blue on both (decorator's mark for Charles-Louis Méreaud)

Antique Sevres Porcelain Vase/Signed Dapoigny/High Relief Gold/Silver/France1880. Signed on the lower right DAPOIGNY ( see photos ). Original porcelain cover, decorated in high relief gold and silver ( silver decoration is very unusual in porcelain Sevres ). Cover with blue Sevres marks ( see photos ). Antique Sèvres porcelain vase. France, circa 1880 ( or earlier ). This is a PRETTY and ANTIQUE porcelain vase, Sèvres style, outstanding piece. 2 handles porcelain, unusual form, all decorated…

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