Paris, Rihouet - Coffee pot - Porcelain - Large porcelain coffee pot / serving pot





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A Paris porcelain coffee pot by Rihouet, dating from 1800–1850, measures 29 cm high and has a professionally restored lid.
Description from the seller
Grande Teapot / Porcelain Cafetière from Paris - Rihouet Manufacture, 19th Century
Magnificent porcelain cafetière from the Rihouet Manufacture, established in 1820 on Rue de l’Arbre Sec in Paris, before its transfer to 7 Rue de la Paix. This manufactory, renowned for its refinement, became Rihouet et Lerosey in 1836, then Lerosey alone. This rare piece can therefore be dated to the first half of the 19th century, precisely between 1820 and 1836, during the Restoration or the reign of Louis-Philippe.
At that time, the renowned potter Jacob Petit excelled in the art of porcelain, creating works of great originality. Although this cafetière reflects a more classic style, a restrained Rococo, it sits within this period rich in creativity and elegance.
Features:
Dimensions: 29 cm in height
Condition: very good overall; the lid has been professionally restored, with a slight patina
Era: 19th century - Restoration / Louis-Philippe
Please note that this antique piece may show some signs of time, visible in the photos for complete transparency.
Shipping and Packaging: Fast shipping with professional and secure packaging. The shipping costs will be adjusted according to the weight of the package and the destination, ensuring a quality service for this collectible piece.
For any further questions, please don't hesitate to contact me.
Grande Teapot / Porcelain Cafetière from Paris - Rihouet Manufacture, 19th Century
Magnificent porcelain cafetière from the Rihouet Manufacture, established in 1820 on Rue de l’Arbre Sec in Paris, before its transfer to 7 Rue de la Paix. This manufactory, renowned for its refinement, became Rihouet et Lerosey in 1836, then Lerosey alone. This rare piece can therefore be dated to the first half of the 19th century, precisely between 1820 and 1836, during the Restoration or the reign of Louis-Philippe.
At that time, the renowned potter Jacob Petit excelled in the art of porcelain, creating works of great originality. Although this cafetière reflects a more classic style, a restrained Rococo, it sits within this period rich in creativity and elegance.
Features:
Dimensions: 29 cm in height
Condition: very good overall; the lid has been professionally restored, with a slight patina
Era: 19th century - Restoration / Louis-Philippe
Please note that this antique piece may show some signs of time, visible in the photos for complete transparency.
Shipping and Packaging: Fast shipping with professional and secure packaging. The shipping costs will be adjusted according to the weight of the package and the destination, ensuring a quality service for this collectible piece.
For any further questions, please don't hesitate to contact me.

