SÈVRES, 18th century, 1771 - Lot 96

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SÈVRES, 18th century, 1771 - Lot 96
SÈVRES, 18th century, 1771 Round soft-paste porcelain bowl with polychrome decoration of scattered roses and green leaves surrounded by a border on a “Fallot blue” background adorned with gold partridge-eye motifs and “inlaid” bouquets of flowers. Rocaille scrolls and fan motifs in gold on the rim. Marked: interlaced LL, date letter S for 1771, painter’s mark Edmé-François Bouillat. H. 8.4 cm. D. 26 cm This service was produced by the Royal Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory over a brief period between 1769 and 1771, corresponding to the date letters Q and S. “Fallot blue” is a background color created in 1764 at the Royal Porcelain Manufactory of Sèvres by Jean-Armand Fallot. It was first used on a table service presented by Louis XV to Prince Starhemberg, the Austrian ambassador to France, as a diplomatic gift. Provenance: Private collection, Besançon Expert: Aline Josserand-Conan
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