1847 Sèvres Porcelain Cachepot - Marked for Château de Neuilly This exquisite 1847 porcelain cachepot by the prestigious Sèvres manufactory embodies the height of 19th-century French craftsmanship. Decorated with finely hand-painted floral motifs and royal insignias, this piece was destined for the Château de Neuilly, a royal residence, making it an exceptional collector's item. The cachepot features vibrant garlands of roses and wildflowers, meticulously painted on pristine white porcelain. A crowned "LP" monogram, signifying King Louis-Philippe, is prominently displayed in orange-red, adding regal distinction. The piece rests on an intricately detailed gilt bronze (ormolu) stand, showcasing elegant Greek key motifs. Each porcelain handle is adorned with gold-highlighted shell motifs, enhancing the classical elegance of the design. Manufactured by Sèvres and dated 1847, the base bears multiple authentic stamps: "SÈVRES 1847" in blue, the royal monogram, "SV 47" in green, and the orange stamp of "CHÂTEAU DE NEUILLY". These official markings guarantee the provenance and authenticity of the piece. Dimensions: Height 12.5 cm (4.92 in), Width 10.1 cm (3.98 in), Depth 10.1 cm (3.98 in). With its royal provenance, superb hand-painted decoration, and original gilt bronze mount, this cachepot is a rare and valuable acquisition for connoisseurs of French porcelain or 19th-century decorative arts. In excellent condition with minor signs of age appropriate to its time. I ensure prompt and careful shipping via Mondial Relay, offering the convenience of pick-up from your nearest location or home delivery via postal service. Following the sale, you will receive a message to coordinate shipment details. Don't miss the opportunity to adorn your home with these elegant pieces!