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Paris porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th century

Paris porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th century

STATUS : AVAILABLE
PRICE : 290 €
CONDITION : Excellent

AVAILABLE QUANTITY : 1

SHIPPING :
France : 15,00 €
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Europe, Maghreb : 32,00 €
Other locations : 53,00 €

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Directoire Paris porcelain butter dish enhanced with a fine gilt flower garland - matt and shiny finish. Beautiful late 18th century production circa 1790 in the taste of Locre Manufacture, not signed.

In excellent condition, gilt has remained fresh after over 200 years.

Note. A second identical butter dish is available with a chip under the plate : do not hesitate to contact us to get further information and pictures.

Length : 27.5cm
Width : 13cm
Height : 8.6cm

Paris porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th centuryParis porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th centuryParis porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th centuryParis porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th centuryParis porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th centuryParis porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th centuryParis porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th centuryParis porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th centuryParis porcelain butter dish in the taste of Locre Manufacture - late 18th century









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