A PAIR OF SEVRES PORCELAIN GILT-STRIATED FOND VIOLINE VASES (VASES ETRUSQUES A BANDEAUX)
A PAIR OF SEVRES PORCELAIN GILT-STRIATED FOND VIOLINE VASES (VASES ETRUSQUES A BANDEAUX)
A PAIR OF SEVRES PORCELAIN GILT-STRIATED FOND VIOLINE VASES (VASES ETRUSQUES A BANDEAUX)
A PAIR OF SEVRES PORCELAIN GILT-STRIATED FOND VIOLINE VASES (VASES ETRUSQUES A BANDEAUX)
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This lot is offered without reserve. PROPERTY FROM A DISTINGUISHED PRIVATE COLLECTION (LOT 464)
A PAIR OF SEVRES PORCELAIN GILT-STRIATED FOND VIOLINE VASES (VASES ETRUSQUES A BANDEAUX)

1782-1792, THE GILT-METAL FOOTRIMS A MODERN ADDITION

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A PAIR OF SEVRES PORCELAIN GILT-STRIATED FOND VIOLINE VASES (VASES ETRUSQUES A BANDEAUX)
1782-1792, THE GILT-METAL FOOTRIMS A MODERN ADDITION
Each of baluster form, gilt with stripes on a raspberry ground, the central band painted front and back in the style of Jean-Jacques Lagrenée with mythological scenes, the sides in the style of Salembier with a foliate arabesque rinceau incorporating opposed female figures, their legs extending into leaves, the reverse with a putto either riding a lion or in a chariot pulled by butterflies
14 in. (35.5 cm.) high (2)
来源
Anonymous sale; Hôtel Drouot, Paris, 14 December 1990, lot 56.
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This lot is offered without reserve.

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For other pairs of vases of the same form and date decorated à l'antique on a gilt striated ground, see the pair of vases Etrusques à bandes applied with gilt-bronze lion-mask handles, painted with birds against a gilt-striated bleu agate ground sold Christie's, New York, 21 May 1997, lot 99 and the pair painted after Lagrenée on a faux-bronze ground in the collection of the Louvre [inv. 5339]. A pair of ormolu-mounted ewers sold Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Towson, MD, 26/27 January 2013, lot 764, dated 1792 and painted by Nicholas Dutenda in beau bleu enriched in gilt with similar foliate scrolls and arabesques against a gilt-striated bleu céleste ground, is now in a private collection.

This pair of ewers, the aforementioned vases with lion-mask handles and the present pair form a small group of vases similar in size and style of painted decoration, all with striated gilding on variant ground colors, all made within a few years of each other and, despite the dearth of painters and gilder's marks, likely by the same artists.