SÈVRES Oval sugar bowl covered on an adjoining tray named su - Lot 209

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SÈVRES Oval sugar bowl covered on an adjoining tray named su - Lot 209
SÈVRES Oval sugar bowl covered on an adjoining tray named sugar eagle in hard porcelain from the service purple background, Views of Italy, France, fable etc.. of the arch-chancellor Cambaceres, in the shape of a shuttle resting on a gold-bottomed pedestal, the gadrooned base, the sugar bowl finished with two eagle heads with mat gold bottoms at the ends, the eagle-shaped lid emerging from an egg on gold-bottomed gadroons, polychrome decoration of butterflies and insects on a pale blue background, the rim of the tray and the lid with a purple bottom enhanced in gold with a frieze of ivy, rosette flowers and fleurons. Marked in red: M. Imple de Sevres 7 in red and in hollow L and F Empire period, year 1807. Length. 28.5 cm, height. 25 cm. Restored gold wear. Provenance: - Offered by Napoleon I in August 1807 to Arch-chancellor Jean-Jacques Régis de Cambacérès - Christie's, New York, 21-22 October 2010, lot 643. The service included two eagle-headed sugar bowls at 225 francs each.
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