Platter (2) - Porcelain - Set of porcelain cachepots

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Set of two porcelain cachepots in the style of Sèvres, dating to circa 2020, each weighing 1795 g and measuring 14 cm high, 30 cm wide and 20 cm deep, manufactured in Europe from porcelain with scalloped rims, blue S-monogram on the base, hand‑painted birds on branches in deep purple with pink undertones and green leaves, and gilt‑accented integrated handles, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.

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Description from the seller

An exceptionally elegant and richly decorated pair of porcelain cachepots of outstanding quality.

On the underside the pieces bear the characteristic blue S-monogram of Sèvres set in a diamond. The bowls have a striking fluted edge refined with purple ornamentation and gilded accents. The corpus shows a very detailed, hand-painted scene of birds on branches in a deep purple hue, complemented by a lively pink lower rim with stylized green leafy motifs. The two sturdy, integrated handles are richly accented with gold leaf. This rare set of two is in excellent condition, with the clear glaze and fine gold details preserved. A valuable and impressive collectible that looks lovely on a festively laid table or in a classic display cabinet.

The cachepots are 14 cm high, 29.5 cm wide and have a depth of 20 cm per pot.
Further they weigh 1795 grams per pot.

The colors may differ slightly from the photos.
The cachepots are safely and accurately packed.

Seller's Story

Joris Antiek is a shop in the beautiful Zeeland town of 's-Heer Hendrikskinderen. Since 1964 we have been selling distinctive, old and new interior accessories and decorative items. We are always looking for unique pieces to satisfy our customers, because satisfied customers are of the utmost importance to us. We also strive to provide excellent service on Catawiki.
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An exceptionally elegant and richly decorated pair of porcelain cachepots of outstanding quality.

On the underside the pieces bear the characteristic blue S-monogram of Sèvres set in a diamond. The bowls have a striking fluted edge refined with purple ornamentation and gilded accents. The corpus shows a very detailed, hand-painted scene of birds on branches in a deep purple hue, complemented by a lively pink lower rim with stylized green leafy motifs. The two sturdy, integrated handles are richly accented with gold leaf. This rare set of two is in excellent condition, with the clear glaze and fine gold details preserved. A valuable and impressive collectible that looks lovely on a festively laid table or in a classic display cabinet.

The cachepots are 14 cm high, 29.5 cm wide and have a depth of 20 cm per pot.
Further they weigh 1795 grams per pot.

The colors may differ slightly from the photos.
The cachepots are safely and accurately packed.

Seller's Story

Joris Antiek is a shop in the beautiful Zeeland town of 's-Heer Hendrikskinderen. Since 1964 we have been selling distinctive, old and new interior accessories and decorative items. We are always looking for unique pieces to satisfy our customers, because satisfied customers are of the utmost importance to us. We also strive to provide excellent service on Catawiki.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Weight
1795 g
Title additional information
Set of porcelain cachepots
Number of objects
2
Material
Porcelain
Country of origin
Europe
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
14 cm
Width
30 cm
Depth
20 cm
Estimated period
2020
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Objects sold
95.45%
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