Porcelaine de Paris - Cup and saucer (2) - PARIS - Locré - Manufacture Dite "de la Courtille" - Tasse en porcelaine - Porcelain
In Louis XVI period porcelain from the end of the 18th century.
White background with polychrome decoration and decorated with roses and garlands of flowers. Gold threads on the edges.
A crack on the cup, see photographs.
Marked with a brush in grand feu blue from the LOCRE Manufacture
The Locré factory was the most important hard porcelain factory in Paris.
It was founded in 1771 by Locré de Roissy, rue Fontaine-au-Roy in Paris. It was also called "La Basse-Courtille" because it was located at a place called La Courtille, or "German porcelain" because of Locré's marriage to a German woman.
Cup: 6. 5 cm (h) x 6 cm Ø
Saucer: 12 cm Ø
Note that you are buying old objects, they may have traces of time (indicated and visible in the photos which are so important) .
Fast and reliable shipping, shipping costs adapted for abroad depending on destination after purchase.
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In Louis XVI period porcelain from the end of the 18th century.
White background with polychrome decoration and decorated with roses and garlands of flowers. Gold threads on the edges.
A crack on the cup, see photographs.
Marked with a brush in grand feu blue from the LOCRE Manufacture
The Locré factory was the most important hard porcelain factory in Paris.
It was founded in 1771 by Locré de Roissy, rue Fontaine-au-Roy in Paris. It was also called "La Basse-Courtille" because it was located at a place called La Courtille, or "German porcelain" because of Locré's marriage to a German woman.
Cup: 6. 5 cm (h) x 6 cm Ø
Saucer: 12 cm Ø
Note that you are buying old objects, they may have traces of time (indicated and visible in the photos which are so important) .
Fast and reliable shipping, shipping costs adapted for abroad depending on destination after purchase.
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Time, Location
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