An 18thc. Sèvres lotus-moulded dish, compotier rond, flower sprays, c1762-70

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An 18thc. Sèvres lotus-moulded dish, compotier rond, flower sprays, c1762-70Description. A fine Svres soft paste serving dish (compotier rond gauffr), painted with scattered flower sprays within a blue & gilt rim. Lotus moulded body with central stamens. Svres continued producing soft paste alongside their production of hard paste (they were, perhaps, unique in doing so in all of Europe) until 1802. Painter's marks 'E' for Claude Couturier and "P" for Dominique Joffroy Blue interlaced Ls. Condition. In excellent antique

and covering several major military campaigns of the 19th century

atop a square plinth

together with a hairline to the rim of that same item

Painted with a finely executed study of "Ten Week's Stock"

Saucer- 13cm in diameter

5 cm hairline

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produced near to the end of the company's life

the shape and pattern copied German porcelain – specifically an example of 1740 which was probably copied at Worcester

with an attractive scene of garden flowers in a basket