cuvette Verdun
Flower Holder
1760 (made)
1760 (made)
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Flower vase or trough in soft-paste porcelain of undulating profile with a fixed central longitudinal division and scrolling leaf handles, decorated with a turquoise blue ground reserved with a tavern scene painted in enamels, edged with gilded patterns.
Object details
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Title | cuvette Verdun (manufacturer's title) |
Materials and techniques | Soft-paste porcelain, applied with a ground colour, painted in enamels, gilded |
Physical description | Flower vase or trough in soft-paste porcelain of undulating profile with a fixed central longitudinal division and scrolling leaf handles, decorated with a turquoise blue ground reserved with a tavern scene painted in enamels, edged with gilded patterns. |
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Credit line | Bequeathed by John Jones |
Object history | See pair to this vase 754-1882 |
Production | This shape is listed as a 'vase' (or 'cuvette') 'à fleurs Verdun' in the factory records |
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Accession number | 754A-1882 |
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Record created | February 10, 2010 |
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