Camus Cognac - Flaske (2) - Porselen
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Begrenset utgave av to Limoges porselens bokformede karaffer for Camus Cognac, ca. 1960–1970, hvite med mørkegrønn dekor og håndmalte 24K gullmotiver, hver 19 cm høy og 12 cm bred, produsert i Frankrike; begge karaffer mangler kork og er i utmerket stand.
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Brand: Camus Cognac
Manufacturer: Limoges Porcelain Manufactory (France)
Origin: France
Material: Fin Limoges hvit porselen med håndmalte 24K gulldetaljer
Colors: Blank hvit porselen-kropp, mørkegrønn kantlinje, 24K gulldekor, og flerfargede håndmalte motiv
Dimensions (per bottle): Høyde 19 cm, Lengde 12 cm, Bredde 4,5 cm
This is a limited-edition set of book-shaped porcelain decanters created specifically for the Camus Cognac brand.
Produced to commemorate the bicentenary of the birth of Emperor Napoleon I (1769–1969), these decanters are crafted from fine Limoges porcelain, renowned for its exceptional French craftsmanship.
Each decanter is designed to resemble a hardcover book and features a portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte on the front: one depicts a bust of Napoleon in military uniform, while the other shows the Emperor in a full-length standing pose. The surface is adorned with hand-painted 24K gold details, including a crown motif, laurel wreath, Imperial Eagle emblem, gilded lettering, and a chain-link border; the spine features a dark green glazed band that mimics the texture of bookbinding.
Condition:
Both decanters are missing their original stoppers. The porcelain bodies are free of major cracks, chips, or severe damage, showing only minor signs of age consistent with vintage collectibles.
These iconic Camus Limoges book-shaped decanters are highly sought-after by Cognac collectors and make an excellent addition to collections of fine spirits, vintage French porcelain, or Napoleon-themed antiques.
Brand: Camus Cognac
Manufacturer: Limoges Porcelain Manufactory (France)
Origin: France
Material: Fin Limoges hvit porselen med håndmalte 24K gulldetaljer
Colors: Blank hvit porselen-kropp, mørkegrønn kantlinje, 24K gulldekor, og flerfargede håndmalte motiv
Dimensions (per bottle): Høyde 19 cm, Lengde 12 cm, Bredde 4,5 cm
This is a limited-edition set of book-shaped porcelain decanters created specifically for the Camus Cognac brand.
Produced to commemorate the bicentenary of the birth of Emperor Napoleon I (1769–1969), these decanters are crafted from fine Limoges porcelain, renowned for its exceptional French craftsmanship.
Each decanter is designed to resemble a hardcover book and features a portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte on the front: one depicts a bust of Napoleon in military uniform, while the other shows the Emperor in a full-length standing pose. The surface is adorned with hand-painted 24K gold details, including a crown motif, laurel wreath, Imperial Eagle emblem, gilded lettering, and a chain-link border; the spine features a dark green glazed band that mimics the texture of bookbinding.
Condition:
Both decanters are missing their original stoppers. The porcelain bodies are free of major cracks, chips, or severe damage, showing only minor signs of age consistent with vintage collectibles.
These iconic Camus Limoges book-shaped decanters are highly sought-after by Cognac collectors and make an excellent addition to collections of fine spirits, vintage French porcelain, or Napoleon-themed antiques.
Detaljer
Æra
1900-2000
Antall enheter
2
Opprinnelsesland
Frankrike
Manufacturer/brand
Camus Cognac
Materiale
Porselen
Style
Antikk-inspirert
Farge
Hvit
Tilstand
Utmerket stand - knapt brukt med minimal tegn på aldring og slitasje
Height
19 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
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