Rococo Furniture

A Magnificent Pair of 19th Century French Marked Sevres Porcelain Vases with Cupids, Signed E. Sieffert. This pair of Signed and Marked Sevres vases are truly beautiful with hand-painted cupids in an array of poly-chrome colors. Each cupid is playing with a different tool, some using banners...

French antique porcelain triple handled salt in the Bleu Céleste (heavenly blue) design by Sèvres and hand painted by Theodore dating between 1765 and 1778. The salt comprises of three rounded compartments with a central raised triple stem handle and is finely hand painted with panels containing birds with leafy stems and finely painted gilding against a blue ground. The salt has a painted Sèvres mark to the base along with four blue dots for the artist Theodore who operated between 1765 and 1778. For reference an identical shaped Sèvres salt is illustrated in Millers Antiques Handbook & Price Guide 2018-19, page 30...

This is a lovely Sevres vase in the eye-catching pink pompadour color with painted accents of gold flowers. It is signed Dore a Sevres, 1898. The pink color was Madame de Pompadour's...

Cachepot Sèvres Porcelain Origin France 19th century mid century Cobalt blue porcelain gilt bronze frame hand painted.

Chest sevres very good condition without repairs or restorations signed Libertem on the cover decorated on its 5 sides. The Manufacture nationale de Sèvres is one of the most importa...

An exceptional three part antique French Sèvres porcelain twin handled lidded chocolate cup with large saucer stand hand painted with flowers by Dusolle (1768-1774) and date marks fo...

A rare and exceptional antique Sèvres soft paste porcelain cabinet teacup hand painted with birds landscapes interspersed with floral designs on a white ground within cobalt blue bor...

A pair of 18th century Sèvres Porcelain dishes made circa 1785. They are painted with exquisite sprays of flowers in soft pinks, blues, p...

A pair of a 18th century Sèvres porcelain dishes made circa 1785. They are painted with exceptionally beautiful sprays of flowers in soft...

WHY WE LOVE IT: Who wouldn't? Sèvres* made the finest French porcelains. We are delighted to offer this hand-painted Sèvres soft-paste porcelain bowl decorated with exquisite flowers and leaves. The detailed painting is extraordinary. Notice the leaves which each have several gradations of green and individual highlights of yellow, orange, or light blue. Royal blue and gold decorate the foot of the bowl and the handle which is in the form of entwined branches. The rims are gilded along both the outside and inside edges. The edge of the cover is gilded in a simple dentil pattern. Sèvres is a particularly documented factory. Painters and gilders were allowed to add their ‘mark’ on pieces they worked on in order to identify themselves. Many of these painters and the pieces they worked on are noted in factory records now held in the archives at Sèvres. The underside of this bowl is marked with an interlacing L’s mark in blue, with date letter ‘L’ for 1764, and artist’s letter ‘G’, for Gremont. Up until the 1770s Sèvres porcelains (like our covered bowl) were soft-paste. On Sèvres soft-paste porcelain the painted colors sink into the porcelain whereas on later Sèvres hard-paste porcelain the colors sit on top of the porcelain. Hard paste is also glassier than soft paste. Another special characteristic of this Sèvres piece is the small hole that appears on the inside of the foot rim. Its purpose was to allow for expansion and contraction during the firing. This is typical of 18th century Sèvres...

A pair of early Sevres (Vincennes) porcelain orange pots with the traditional blue turquoise background. Three sides are medallions of flowers while the Fo...

We are pleased to offer a pair of beautiful Sèvres porcelain dishes each with a hand-painted bouquet of exceptionally well painted flowers in soft pinks, blue, purple, and yellow. T...