Maison Samson - Champagne cooler - Porcelain bottle cooler – Famille Verte style - Hard porcelain, enameled and gilded.

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Florentin Brunz Gaborieau
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Porcelain bottle cooler in the Famille Verte style by Maison Samson (Paris), dating from the 19th–20th century, hard-fired glazed porcelain with gilding, height 13 cm, diameter 15 cm, weight 1,035 g, in excellent condition with minimal wear to the gilding around the rim and foot.

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Porcelain Bottle Cooler – Style Famille Verte – Maison Samson – 19th-20th century

Magnificent porcelain bottle cooler (or wine bucket) from Maison Samson (Paris, 19th–20th century), made in the style of Kangxi-era Famille Verte Chinese porcelains (17th–18th centuries).

Decoration:

Rich hand-painted polychrome floral decoration, featuring blooming peonies, rock formations pierced with translucent green enamel and fluttering butterflies.

Side handles molded in relief forming mascarons of fierce beasts (fantastic lions / Foo dogs) accented with orange enamel and iron-red.

Geometric frieze with iron-red crosslets on the neck and a gilded edge.

Mark: Incised or discreetly painted mark beneath the base / in the heel, characteristic of prestige-imitation productions by the Paris house Samson.

A piece with striking decorative presence, boasting brilliant enamels and carefully worked reliefs.

Technical specifications & dimensions

Height: 13 cm

Diameter: 15 cm

Weight: 1,035 g

Material: Hard-paste porcelain with glaze and gilding.

Condition

Overall condition: Excellent for a 19th-century piece.

Remarks: Very light wear to the gilding on the neck and heel. No chips, losses, cracks, or major restorations to report. The slightly raised enamels are perfectly preserved.

Porcelain Bottle Cooler – Style Famille Verte – Maison Samson – 19th-20th century

Magnificent porcelain bottle cooler (or wine bucket) from Maison Samson (Paris, 19th–20th century), made in the style of Kangxi-era Famille Verte Chinese porcelains (17th–18th centuries).

Decoration:

Rich hand-painted polychrome floral decoration, featuring blooming peonies, rock formations pierced with translucent green enamel and fluttering butterflies.

Side handles molded in relief forming mascarons of fierce beasts (fantastic lions / Foo dogs) accented with orange enamel and iron-red.

Geometric frieze with iron-red crosslets on the neck and a gilded edge.

Mark: Incised or discreetly painted mark beneath the base / in the heel, characteristic of prestige-imitation productions by the Paris house Samson.

A piece with striking decorative presence, boasting brilliant enamels and carefully worked reliefs.

Technical specifications & dimensions

Height: 13 cm

Diameter: 15 cm

Weight: 1,035 g

Material: Hard-paste porcelain with glaze and gilding.

Condition

Overall condition: Excellent for a 19th-century piece.

Remarks: Very light wear to the gilding on the neck and heel. No chips, losses, cracks, or major restorations to report. The slightly raised enamels are perfectly preserved.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
1035 g
Porcelain type
Hard porcelain, enameled and gilded.
Specific region of origin
Paris
Country of origin
France
Manufacturer/brand
Maison Samson
Model
Porcelain bottle cooler – Famille Verte style
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
13 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
19th–20th century
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Objects sold
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