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covered vase, cat. card does not list 'a-b' for vase and lid; white ground, painted with turquoise and gold circle-and-dot pattern (oeil-de-perdrix); the wide decorative bands are adorned with exotic birds and chinoisirie. The subjects and decorative grounds link them to a pair in the collection of Queen Elizabeth thought to have been bought by Marie Antoinette in 1779. The similar oeil-de-perdix of both pairs may be attributed to Vincent Taillandier, who specialized in this type of patterned ground — Covered vase, one of a pair, 1780
Sèvres Porcelain Factory; Decorator: Fallot (birds); Decorator: Charles-Eloi Asselin (figures); Decorator: Vincent Taillandier (ground pattern); Maker: Jean-Claude-Thomas Duplessis (gilt-bronze mounts)

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covered vase, cat. card does not list 'a-b' for vase and lid; white ground, painted with turquoise and gold circle-and-dot pattern (oeil-de-perdrix); the wide decorative bands are adorned with exotic birds and chinoisirie. The subjects and decorative grounds link them to a pair in the collection of Queen Elizabeth throught to have been bought by Marie Antoinette in 1779. The similar oeil-de-perdix of both pairs may be attributed to Vincent Taillandier, who specialized in this type of patterned ground — Covered vase, one of a pair, 1780
Sèvres Porcelain Factory

G310

Plate, ceramic-porcelain, English, XVIIIc cat. card dims diam 9-1/2 x H 1-1/4' — Plate from the "Hope" dinner service, 1790
John Pennington; Manufacturer: Worcester Porcelain Works (a.k.a. Royal Worcester Porcelain Company)

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Presented by Emperor Napoleon the First to Prince William of Prussia in 1808; painted with scenes from the Fables of La Fontaine — Teapot from a tea service for twelve, 1807–08
Christophe-Ferdinand Caron; Manufacturer: Sèvres Porcelain Factory

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burnished and dull gold ground with bands of flowers painted in naturalistic manner — Cup and saucer, 1815
Vienna Porcelain Factory

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Benjamin Franklin plate, 1801-1802

Sèvres Porcelain Factory

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round pierced container with small circular cover; rust-colored knotted cord attached to cover; three cartouches on sides of container, each with image of a lady wearing rust-colored garment, with yellow and pink curtains; cartouche on bottom with multicolored flowers; body of vessel is turquoise; rust-colored cover — Potpourri container, 18th-19th century
China

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