LAETITIA BONAPARTE - Lot 165

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LAETITIA BONAPARTE - Lot 165
LAETITIA BONAPARTE (1750-1836) Sèvres Set of six hard porcelain cup-shaped plates, possibly bought by Laetitia Bonaparte, with polychrome decoration in the center of a gold rosette surrounded by a garland of foliage in a blue-backed medallion, the rim decorated with a frieze of gold foliage in a blue-backed braid. Marked: Sevres and marks of the painter and gilder Théodore Buteux, the painter Sophie Chanou, the painter Philippine, and the gilder Weydinger le jeune. Late 18th century, circa 1797-1800. D. 25 cm. One plate with a chip and a crack. These plates may be part of the "beau bleu guirlandes" dessert service purchased on Germinal 2, Year 10 (March 23, 1802) by Laetitia Bonaparte, mother of Napoleon Bonaparte (Arch. Sèvres, Cité de la céramique, Vy13, f° 28). Another beautiful blue service in the shape of a flower garland cup was purchased in January 1801 by Mme Lefébure née Leclercq. A plate from Laetitia Bonaparte's service is illustrated in Napoléon Ier et Sèvres, l'art de la porcelaine au service de l'Empire, collective work edited by Camille Leprince, Paris, 2016, p. 248, no. 17. A plate from this service recently went on public sale, Osenat Fontainebleau November 9, 2021, lot 173, two others at Osenat, Fontainebleau, December 8, 2024, lots 130 and 131.
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