Napoleon III Cachepot in Porcelaine de Paris Hand Painted France

€550,00

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Elegant and delicate cachepot made in Porcelaine de Paris; the shape is extremely pleasant and functional; it has a truly exceptional floral decoration, the flowers are hand-painted in a fine and detailed way; the base and the upper edge, always handmade, are black and thus create a pleasant contrast; on the opposite side instead, the decoration is very simple and only monochrome; the object is in good condition, only on the base you can notice small lack of color (see photo). Produced in France in Napoleon III style between 1870 and 1880 in respect of ancient traditions and raw material (kaolin) by master craftsmen; “Porcelain de Paris” is a term that refers collectively to the various porcelain decorating workshops and studios within and around Paris, France. It is not the name of any single company or producer and is usually applied to craft objects of excellent workmanship produced between the mid and late 19th century. The makers are in some cases obscure and generally unknown or have created only a few and rare pieces. Antique porcelain objects from Paris are the most desired by collectors and are present in many museums around the world. Measures: Width cm. 30, depth cm. 18, height cm. 15.