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Barnebys HQ
Brahegatan 10
BOX 5038
114 37 Stockholm
All auctions / Porcelain & Pottery / Sevres Porcelain Tazza and Charger.
Includes a Sevres porcelain bronze mounted tazza displaying a courting couple to the interior of the bowl, and a floral decorated stem with applied ribbon swags - inscribed, "Hand Painted Made in France" with a Sevres mark to the underside, hairline to the bowl; and a blue gilt decorated Sevres charger displaying a central depiction of a seated lady being gifted a bird with a child at her feet - Sevres mark to the underside, edge chip. From the estate of a 50+ year antique dealer specializing in decorative arts with an emphasis on opaline glass boxes. Dimensions: charge measures approx. 13.5" in diameter; tazza measures approx. 10" in diameter x 8" h. Condition: Good, with minor dents/ dings & light surface scratches. Please examine the provided photos to thoroughly evaluate each piece. Condition:, Includes a Sevres porcelain bronze mounted tazza displaying a courting couple to the interior of the bowl, and a floral decorated stem with applied ribbon swags - inscribed, "Hand Painted Made in France" with a Sevres mark to the underside, hairline to the bowl; and a blue gilt decorated Sevres charger displaying a central depiction of a seated lady being gifted a bird with a child at her feet - Sevres mark to the underside, edge chip. From the estate of a 50+ year antique dealer specializing in decorative arts with an emphasis on opaline glass boxes. Dimensions: charge measures approx. 13.5" in diameter; tazza measures approx. 10" in diameter x 8" h. Condition: Good, with minor dents/ dings & light surface scratches. Please examine the provided photos to thoroughly evaluate each piece. Est: $400.00 - $600.00
Estimate:$400
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