SÈVRES Porcelain covered sugar jar named sugar jar volute ha - Lot 224

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SÈVRES Porcelain covered sugar jar named sugar jar volute ha - Lot 224
SÈVRES Porcelain covered sugar jar named sugar jar volute handles from the cabaret of the Baroness of Turbie with two side handles with winding, polychrome decoration on a gold background of four sticks of grapes held by two knots in a beandeau with a white background standing out on the gold background, frieze of scraped foliage on the gold background on the body and rosette on the lid. Marked in red: M. Imple de Sevres Epoque Empire, 1808. H. : 15,5 cm Provenance : This sugar bowl is part of the Cabaret with a gold background and scraped ornaments. It entered the factory's shop on November 23rd 1808. This cabaret was bought by order of Emperor Napoleon I and delivered on 9 August 1810 to the Baroness de la Turbie (Vy19, fol.20 and Vbb2, fol.115). It included: 12 Jasmine cups and saucers 3rd size, 1 milk jug, 1 sugar pot, 1 teapot and 1 foot bowl for the total sum of 1350 francs. The sugar pot is reproduced in Napoleon I & Sèvres, l'art de la porcelaine au service de l'Empire, a collective work under the direction of Camille Leprince, Paris, 2016, p. 318 n° 57.
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