Cup and Saucer

ca. 1765-1785 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

U-shaped cup with four moulded panels with floral decoration on a 'seeded' ground and with angular handle derived from Meissen, the thickly potted saucer similarly decorated on the underside but with plain interior.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Cups
  • Saucer
Materials and techniques
Creamware (faïence fine), with moulded decoration
Brief description
Creamware cup and saucer probably made by Rambervillers pottery factory, France about 1765-1800
Physical description
U-shaped cup with four moulded panels with floral decoration on a 'seeded' ground and with angular handle derived from Meissen, the thickly potted saucer similarly decorated on the underside but with plain interior.
Credit line
Given by Mr Montagu Yeats Brown CMG
Object history
Paper labels, mostly illegible but referring to Pont-aux-Choux and Chaffers
Acquisition type: Gift
Production
Acquired as Pont-aux-Choux , late 18th century; relabelled c. 1760; examined by Jean-Luc Mousset (January 2000), who attributed it to Rambervillers, Lorraine; for a very similar cup and saucer, but with different handle, and attributed to Rambervillers, 18th century, see Dorothée Guillemé Brulon, La Faïence fine francaise, 1750-1867, Paris, 1995, p. 76; examined by Christian Maire November 2004, who considered it Rambervillers, c. 1769-1785.
Subject depicted
Collection
Accession number
C.680&A-1917

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Record createdJune 7, 2004
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