Lot 204 A large Vincennes blue-ground mug or tankard (pot à boire), dated 1754
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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 large Vincennes blue-ground mug or tankard (pot à boire), dated 1754
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GBP 1,500
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Painted by André-Vincent Vielliard (père) in puce camaieu with putti in landscapes within gilt foliate and floral scrollwork cartouches, the rim with gilt dentil border, 11.5cm high, interlaced LL monogram enclosing date letter A in underglaze-blue, painter's marks for Vielliard (père) and E in blue, incised mark
Footnotes
Provenance
With Christophe Perlès, 2014
Literature
White, Mary, Drinking at the Whites' House, Vol. 2, 2021, p. 158
The tankard would originally have had a matching cover and may have been used for hot milk. While it is not possible to state with absolute certainty that the form corresponds to the pot à boire referenced in the Sèvres archives, several examples recorded in the sale registers correspond closely with known surviving pieces. It is therefore likely that this shape is indeed that of the pot à boire. For a full discussion of the shape and an example with cover, see Caroline McCaffrey-Howarth and Rebecca Shaw, , 2021, p. 12.
Other examples are in the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City () and the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne (. Another is in the Museo degli Argenti, Florence, published in Svend Eriksen and Geoffrey de Bellaigue, , 1987, p. 277, no. 92.
Condition is not specified in the lot cataloguing. Please request a condition report.
Footnotes
Provenance
With Christophe Perlès, 2014
Literature
White, Mary, Drinking at the Whites' House, Vol. 2, 2021, p. 158
The tankard would originally have had a matching cover and may have been used for hot milk. While it is not possible to state with absolute certainty that the form corresponds to the pot à boire referenced in the Sèvres archives, several examples recorded in the sale registers correspond closely with known surviving pieces. It is therefore likely that this shape is indeed that of the pot à boire. For a full discussion of the shape and an example with cover, see Caroline McCaffrey-Howarth and Rebecca Shaw, , 2021, p. 12.
Other examples are in the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City () and the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne (. Another is in the Museo degli Argenti, Florence, published in Svend Eriksen and Geoffrey de Bellaigue, , 1987, p. 277, no. 92.
Condition is not specified in the lot cataloguing. Please request a condition report.
