Sevres Collection (#9)

Wine Bottle Cooler (seau a bouteille ordinaire); Painted decoration attributed to Charles-Eloi Asselin, French, 1742 - 1803, active 1765 - 1803, Model originally by Jean-Claude Duplessis pere

Pair of Lidded Chestnut Bowls (marronnieres a ozier); Modeled by Francois-Firmin Dufresne (or Fresne), French, active 1756 - 1767, or modeled by Francois-Denis Roger, French, about 1755 - 1784

Basket (panier, deuxieme grandeur); Sevres Manufactory, French, active 1756 - present; Sevres, France, Europe; 1756; Soft paste porcelain

Pair of Potpourri Vases (potspourris Pompadour, troisieme grandeur); Model designed by Jean-Claude Duplessis pere, French, about 1695 - 1774, active Sevres, France 1745/1748 - 1774

Writing Table (bureau plat); By Martin Carlin, French, born Germany, about 1730 - 1785, master 1766, At least seven plaques gilded by Jean-Baptiste-Emmanuel Vande, French, 1716 - 1779

Ewer and Basin (broc et jatte feuille d eau, premiere grandeur); Possibly designed by Jean-Claude Duplessis pere, French, about 1695 - 1774, active Sevres, France 1745/1748 - 1774

Lidded vase (vase a panneaux); Sevres Manufactory, French, active 1756 - present; Sevres, France, Europe; about 1766 - 1770; Soft-paste porcelain, colored enamels

Covered Cup and Saucer (gobelet a lait et soucoupe, deuxieme grandeur); Sevres Manufactory, French, active 1756 - present, Painting attributed to Christian Gotthelf Grossman, German, 1737 - 1786

Plate (assiette d echantillons); Ground color painted by Antoine Capelle, French, active 1745 - 1800, Flowers painted by Jacques-Francois-Louis de Laroche, French, about 1740 - about 1802

Pair of Vases (vases Bolvry a perles or vases a cartels Bolvry); Vincent Taillandier, French, 1736 - 1790, active 1753 - 1790, and Genevieve Taillandier, French, active 1780 - 1798

A Tea Service (dejeuner ruban); Etienne-Henri Le Guay, French, 1719/1720 - about 1799, active 1748 - 1749, 1751 - 1796, Sevres Manufactory, French

Vase (vase a chaine or vase a cote de melon); Sevres Manufactory, French, active 1756 - present, Design attributed to Jean-Claude Duplessis pere, French, about 1695 - 1774, active Sevres

Sevres, The Seine at Meudon; Henri-Victor Regnault, French, 1810 - 1878, Print by Alphonse-Louis Poitevin, French, 1819 - 1882; negative about 1853; print 1855 - 1860; Carbon print; Image

France - Sevres Porcelain Manufacture - The Kiln Date: circa 1905

Artisan painter of Sevres Porcelain, France
Artisan painter of decorated Sevres Porcelain, France - pictured with the factory doorman (?). Date: circa 1910s

Sevres Porcelain Factory, France - Painting vases
The blowing workshop at the Sevres Porcelain Factory, France - painting large vases using an airbrush. Date: circa 1909

Battle of Marengo, 14 June 1800. French under Bonaparte defeat the Austrians. French charge led by Francois Kellermann (1770-1835), son of Marshal Kellermann. Early 19th century Sevres plate

Louis XIV of France (1638-1715) visiting the Gobelins tapestry works. Colbert, Louis minister of finance established Gobelins and the Sevres porcelain factory. Late 19th century chromolithograph

Alexandre Brongniart (1770-1847) French geologist and mineralogist. He introduced term Jurassic for Cotswold clays and limestones. Director of Sevres porcelain factory 1800-1847

E. Ebelmen, Director Of The National Manufacture Of Sevres, Jurer Of Class Xxv. Of The Great Exhibition, UK

Franco-Prussian War: Jules Favre Landing in Pont De Sevres during the First Week of the Armistice

BEAUTIFUL GROUP OF SEVRES VASES. Sevres is a commune in the southwestern suburbs of Paris, France, known for its famous porcelain production at the Manufacture nationale de Sevres

Sevres Porcelain

France, Sevres, Buffet with Goldsmithery and Vases
Alexandre-Francois Desportes (1661-1743), Buffet with Goldsmithery and Vases

The Road to Sevres

FRANCE: SEVRES, 1853. Bridges of St. Cloud and Sevres on the Seine River, near Paris. Steel engraving, 1853, after J.M.W. Turner

Royal Wedding 1934 - presents
A page from The Illustrated London News showing some of the gifts received by Prince George, Duke of Kent and Princess Marina of Greece on the occasion of their marriage on 29 November 1934

Silhouette portrait of Mirabeau on a coffee cup
Honore Gabriel Riqueti, comte de MIRABEAU French statesman (1749 - 1791), pictured in a silhouette portrait on a white and gold Sevres china coffee cup. Date: 19th century

Brewery, 19th century artwork. This is the barley storage room at the brewery of Sevres, France. Workers are filling wheeled containers with barley grains (right)

Farm horses watered in France, 1910
Farmer watering his horses near Sevres, France, about 1910. Printed color reproduction of a contemporary illustration

Armenian College - Rue Troycn, Sevres, Paris

Franco-Prussian War. The Bridge at Sevres
Ruined buildings and destroyed bridge following battle at Sevres. Date: 1871

Sevre Garden & Exhib
The Sevres company pavillon, designed by Patout and Ventre with gardens designed by Henri Rapin at the L Exposition Internationale Des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, Paris

French Civilians going into the Prussian Lines for Bread; Fr
Illustration showing the scene at the Ferry of Sevres on the River Seine as Parisians went to the Prussian lines with dockets in their hands to exchange for bread

Sevres Porcelain Vase
A Porcelain vase from Sevres, France, in the traditional over-the-top French style

Au Bon Marche, Rue de Sevres, Paris, France
Exterior view of the Au Bon Marche department store in the Rue de Sevres, Paris, France

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"Sevres: Where Art and Science Converge" Sevres, a name that echoes with artistic brilliance and scientific achievements. This enchanting town in France holds a rich history intertwined with the works of remarkable individuals like Marie Curie, the Polish-French physicist who revolutionized our understanding of radiation. As we delve into Sevres' cultural tapestry, we encounter captivating masterpieces such as "The Grape Eaters, " a mesmerizing marble sculpture that transports us to ancient times. And let's not forget the unpublished frontispiece of Baudelaire's iconic work "Les Fleurs du Mal, " which adds an air of mystery to this already intriguing place. But it is perhaps Sevres Porcelain Manufactory that truly steals the spotlight. Their creations are nothing short of extraordinary – from Medici porcelain adorned with grotesque-style spouts to exquisite jugs and vases like the stunning Vase d'Arezzo. The craftsmanship displayed in these pieces is awe-inspiring, showcasing the immense talent nurtured within Sevres' walls. One cannot help but be captivated by their Bowl from 1767 or their Cup and Saucer from the late 18th century, each bearing testament to Sevres Porcelain Manufactory's dedication to perfection. The Pitcher from 1845 exudes elegance while the Sugar Bowl from 1834 showcases intricate detailing at its finest. And who can resist marveling at their Teapot? Crafted in 1845, it stands as a testament to both functionality and beauty – qualities synonymous with all things Sevres. Lastly, we have the Londonderry Vase created in 1813; its grandeur leaves us breathless as we witness yet another masterpiece born out of this exceptional manufactory.