Two Neoclassical style ormolu and porcelain pot-pourri vases

After Dulac, Jean (French, 1704-1786)

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Description

The vases are built from dark blue ground porcelain and mounted with ormolu. They are set on square ormolu bases and ormolu socles decorated with acanthus leaf designs. Each vase is mounted with twin lions' head handles, which are joined together by drapery. The rims of the vases are mounted with wave-form ormolu and surmounted by lids with pinecone finials.

The present vases were made after a model by 18th Century painter and sculptor Jean Dulac (French, 1704-1786). They are very slightly different in size, each with the following dimensions:

Larger vase: Height 45cm, width 30cm, depth 25cm
Smaller vase: Height 43cm, width 29cm, depth 30cm

Provenance-+

Sotheby's Paris sale PF1039, 15 December 2010, lot 97 (€29,550)

Details

Artist / Maker
After Dulac, Jean (French, 1704-1786)
Country of Origin
French
Date of Manufacture
Late 19th Century
Period
Late 19th Century
Style
Louis XVI, Neoclassical
Material
Ormolu (Gilt Bronze), Porcelain
Colour
Blue, Gold

Dimensions

Height
45 cm / 17.7 inches
Width
30 cm / 11.8 inches
Depth
25 cm / 9.8 inches

Reference:
15317

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