Porcelain bowl from Sèvres
Title

Porcelain bowl from Sèvres

Caption

Manufacture de Sèvres (Factory of Sèvres)
Bowl
After a drawing by Percier. Painted oval design by Marie-Victoire Jacotot (active in Sèvres from 1801 to 1842). Blue backing layer by Antoine-Gabriel Boullemier (active from 1803 to 1842)
Hard-paste porcelain (length 47 cm)

Alberto Ricci Photo

Info+

The bowl forms part of a set with a large water jug (ref. CHC10A00_094). This set was moved into the Sèvres factory shop on 9th September 1807. The pieces were gifts commissioned by Emperor Napoleon I for his Imperial Highness, the Duke of Berg and the Fleet Admiral on 16th October 1807. In fact it was Joachim Murat (1767-1815), and it proves how Napoleon estimated Murat. Here is a ceremonial object relationed with the representation of the power.

Date

1807

Credit line

Photo12/Pierre-Jean Chalençon

Reference

CHC10A00_093

Model release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

24,0Mb (1,1Mb) / 11,8in x 7,9in / 3543 x 2368 (300dpi)

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