Jewellery box (2) - Porcelain

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Two porcelain boxes from France, dating to circa 1850–1900, richly decorated with raised multicolour flowers, foliage and gilding, attributed to the Jacob Petit style though without a maker’s mark, in fairly good used condition with notable wear to gilding and polychromy and some relief losses.

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The two pieces feature a particularly rich decoration of flowers applied in relief, multicolored foliage, and gilding. The small white flowers with radiating petals, their gilded centers, the molded roses, the foliage, and the fine gilded scrolls constitute a decorative vocabulary characteristic of luxuriously adorned Parisian porcelains of the 19th century.

The decoration, of the “snowball” type, evokes in particular Jacob Petit’s production, famous for its Parisian porcelains with abundant relief flowers, polychromy, and gilding.

No clearly identifiable maker’s mark is visible on the underside of either piece. The attribution is therefore offered as “Jacob Petit type” rather than as a definite attribution to the manufactory.

Both boxes show significant wear to the gilding and polychromy, as well as some losses and chips on the relief elements, visible in the photographs.

Very carefully packaged

The two pieces feature a particularly rich decoration of flowers applied in relief, multicolored foliage, and gilding. The small white flowers with radiating petals, their gilded centers, the molded roses, the foliage, and the fine gilded scrolls constitute a decorative vocabulary characteristic of luxuriously adorned Parisian porcelains of the 19th century.

The decoration, of the “snowball” type, evokes in particular Jacob Petit’s production, famous for its Parisian porcelains with abundant relief flowers, polychromy, and gilding.

No clearly identifiable maker’s mark is visible on the underside of either piece. The attribution is therefore offered as “Jacob Petit type” rather than as a definite attribution to the manufactory.

Both boxes show significant wear to the gilding and polychromy, as well as some losses and chips on the relief elements, visible in the photographs.

Very carefully packaged

Details

Era
1400-1900
Weight
0 g
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
France
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
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Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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