Lot 199 A small Vincennes/Sèvres blue-ground vase (vase perseval), dated 1756
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| 拍卖公司 | 邦瀚斯 |
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| 拍卖时间 | 2026年07月01日 |
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拍品名称
A small Vincennes/Sèvres blue-ground vase (vase perseval), dated 1756
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GBP 2,000
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Possibly painted by Pierre-François Yvernel with small figures in European landscapes within gilt floral scrollwork cartouches, the foot decorated with a gilt floral band, gilt dentil border to the rim, 9.2cm high, interlaced LL monogram in underglaze-blue enclosing date letter c, painter's mark Y possibly for Yvernel, incised mark
Footnotes
Provenance
Anon. sale, Christie's London, 2 February 1981, lot 11 (part);
Anon. sale, Christie's London, 3 March 1986, lot 224 (part);
With E & H Manners, 1993;
Lady Cynthia Postan Collection of French and Other 18th Century Porcelain, E & H Manners, 21-29 May 2015, no. 44
The standard vase perseval is typically characterised by a more angular profile, as evidenced by a drawing dated 1755 preserved in the Sèvres archives. The more rounded form represented by the present example is regarded as an alternative version of the model (see . Préaud/A. Fay-Hallé, Porcelaines de Vincennes, Les Origines de Sèvres, 1977, pp. 145-146). Examples of the model are recorded as early October 1752, while a second size entered production in December 1753, followed by a third size in 1754, which appears in the January 1755 inventory.
The name of the model derives from Philibert de Parseval, who was one of the first shareholders during the early period of the Vincennes manufactory but sold his shares in 1750 (T. Prèaud/A. d'Albis, , 1991, p. 128, cat. no. 58).
The pair to the present lot was sold at Sotheby's London, 13 April 2006, lot 66.
Condition is not specified in the lot cataloguing. Please request a condition report.
Footnotes
Provenance
Anon. sale, Christie's London, 2 February 1981, lot 11 (part);
Anon. sale, Christie's London, 3 March 1986, lot 224 (part);
With E & H Manners, 1993;
Lady Cynthia Postan Collection of French and Other 18th Century Porcelain, E & H Manners, 21-29 May 2015, no. 44
The standard vase perseval is typically characterised by a more angular profile, as evidenced by a drawing dated 1755 preserved in the Sèvres archives. The more rounded form represented by the present example is regarded as an alternative version of the model (see . Préaud/A. Fay-Hallé, Porcelaines de Vincennes, Les Origines de Sèvres, 1977, pp. 145-146). Examples of the model are recorded as early October 1752, while a second size entered production in December 1753, followed by a third size in 1754, which appears in the January 1755 inventory.
The name of the model derives from Philibert de Parseval, who was one of the first shareholders during the early period of the Vincennes manufactory but sold his shares in 1750 (T. Prèaud/A. d'Albis, , 1991, p. 128, cat. no. 58).
The pair to the present lot was sold at Sotheby's London, 13 April 2006, lot 66.
Condition is not specified in the lot cataloguing. Please request a condition report.
