SPEDIZIONE: Posso effettuare spedizione in 24 48 ore, ecco perché la spedizione è un pò più alta, l' articolo sarà impacchettato con carta pluriball e cartone con massima cura dato che si tratta di un oggetto fragile e di pregio. Inoltre per evitare inconvenienti sarà anche assicurato. -Sei in vacanza? Offro un servizio premium, Massima flessibilità per la consegna, posso spedire al punto di ritiro a te più vicino, cosi' potrai ritirarlo con calma quando preferisci. CONSERVATI IN VETRINA CHIUSA Sono uno dei pochi venditori che può spedire in tutto il mondo grazie al possesso e la registrazione del CODICE EORI, questo garantisce tranquillità e maggiore velocità di spedizione anche fuori dall' Unione Europea. SHIPPING & SERVICES: Fast Delivery: I offer express shipping within 24–48 hours. The shipping cost reflects a premium service: the items will be professionally packed using multiple layers of bubble wrap and heavy-duty cardboard to ensure the maximum safety of these fragile and valuable pieces. Fully Insured: For your peace of mind, the shipment will be fully insured against loss or damage. Holiday/Flexible Delivery: Are you away on vacation? I offer a premium flexible service. I can ship to your nearest collection point (Access Point) so you can pick them up at your convenience. Pristine Condition: These vases have been meticulously preserved inside a closed glass display cabinet. Global Shipping (EORI Registered): I am one of the few sellers authorized for worldwide shipping. My registered EORI code ensures a smooth, fast, and secure customs process even for shipments outside the European Union. HISTORICAL-TECHNICAL ANALYSIS & ATTRIBUTION A superb pair of trophy vases in polychrome porcelain and 24k gold, datable to 1835–1850. A thorough morphological and stylistic examination allows for a definitive attribution to the production of Jacob Petit (Paris/Fontainebleau), based on the following objective technical data: 1. Morphological Analysis (Model and Mold) The design of the "rocaille" scalloped rim and the phytomorphic double-scroll handles are not generic decorative elements; they belong to the specific registered repertoire of Jacob Petit. The complexity of the mold, featuring intricate undercuts characteristic of French hard-paste porcelain, is a hallmark of the Fontainebleau factory, known for its refusal to simplify forms for mass production. 2. Gilding and Burnishing Characteristics The extensive use of gold is not merely decorative but follows the advanced technique of high-fire gilding, burnished with agate stone. The mirror-like brilliance observed on the bases and neck is a definitive indicator of Petit’s technological quality. He utilized a higher gold karat than contemporary manufacturers, ensuring the resistance to oxidation that is still clearly visible today. 3. Miniature Painting and Pigments The central scenes display a color saturation (particularly in the greens and blues) achieved through specific metallic oxides unique to Petit’s palette. The rendering of the faces, defined with extreme miniaturist precision, matches the repertoire of the master portraitists employed in his atelier, standing in stark contrast to the printed or roughly sketched decorations of common commercial porcelain. PROVENANCE AND TRACEABILITY This pair originates from the private collection of the Broglie family, of the French Ducal House. Its belonging to this specific noble lineage for generations serves as evidence of authenticity. The uninterrupted traceability within a historic residence excludes late 19th or 20th-century reproductions, confirming that the vases were acquired during the peak period of the Parisian workshop’s activity (1830–1850).