France - Italy - Napoleonic souvenirs: statuettes of the Emperor & plates from Napoleon I's captivity - Military accessories - 1850
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Six Napoleonic souvenirs comprising two early-19th-century Capodimonte porcelain figurines of Napoleon I and an Imperial Army drum, and four 1850 Lebeuf, Millet & Cie Creil-et-Montereau faience plates titled Captivity of Napoleon at Saint Helena, each plate about 21.2 cm in diameter, with one plate showing a tiny reverse edge flaw, all in very good condition.
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Lot of Napoleon memorabilia consisting of 6 pieces: 2 porcelain figurines produced at the beginning of the 19th century by the Capodimonte Manufacture (Naples, Italy) representing Emperor Napoleon I and a drum of the Imperial Army, and 4 plates from the series entitled “Captivity of Napoleon at Saint Helena” produced in 1850 by the Lebeuf, Millet & Cie pottery at Creil-et-Montereau (France) under the Second Empire.
The figurines represent:
- The Emperor Napoleon I; height: 19.3 cm
- A drum of the Imperial Army; height: 18.8 cm
These figurines are all in perfect condition.
The 4 earthenware (or opaque porcelain) plates are illustrated in their center with scenes of the captivity of Emperor Napoleon I at Saint Helena, and bear the following captions:
- Apotheosis of Napoleon
- Napoleon drawing a furrow with a plow
- View of Napoleon’s residence at Saint Helena
- Landing of Napoleon at Saint Helena
Each of these 4 plates measures 21.2 cm in diameter. They are all in perfect condition, as shown by the photos, with the exception of the plate titled “View of Napoleon’s residence at Saint Helena,” which has a tiny flaw on the back, shown in the photos.
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Lot of Napoleon memorabilia consisting of 6 pieces: 2 porcelain figurines produced at the beginning of the 19th century by the Capodimonte Manufacture (Naples, Italy) representing Emperor Napoleon I and a drum of the Imperial Army, and 4 plates from the series entitled “Captivity of Napoleon at Saint Helena” produced in 1850 by the Lebeuf, Millet & Cie pottery at Creil-et-Montereau (France) under the Second Empire.
The figurines represent:
- The Emperor Napoleon I; height: 19.3 cm
- A drum of the Imperial Army; height: 18.8 cm
These figurines are all in perfect condition.
The 4 earthenware (or opaque porcelain) plates are illustrated in their center with scenes of the captivity of Emperor Napoleon I at Saint Helena, and bear the following captions:
- Apotheosis of Napoleon
- Napoleon drawing a furrow with a plow
- View of Napoleon’s residence at Saint Helena
- Landing of Napoleon at Saint Helena
Each of these 4 plates measures 21.2 cm in diameter. They are all in perfect condition, as shown by the photos, with the exception of the plate titled “View of Napoleon’s residence at Saint Helena,” which has a tiny flaw on the back, shown in the photos.
Protected and secure shipping to the whole world.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
No
Army unit
Napoleonic souvenirs: statuettes of the Emperor & plates from Napoleon I's captivity
Country of origin
France - Italy
Year of manufacture
1850
Material
Earthenware, Porcelain
Condition
Very good condition
Authenticity
Original/official
Brand
Lebeuf, Millet & Cie, Creil-et-Montereau, Capodimonte
Comes with certificate of authenticity
No
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