Hand-painted Parisian porcelain cachepot with flowers, early 19th century period

  

Porcelain cachepot from Paris, entirely hand-painted with a beautiful frieze of wildflowers at the bottom and a geometric design in a rare gradient violet color at the top. It features faux grip rings on the sides and the bottom is originally pierced to allow water drainage (it has been plugged with a piece of plastic). Although not signed, this piece is reminiscent of the works of Dihl and Guérard or Dagoty.

There is a small chip on the heel. Dating from the early 19th century. Delivery costs 18 euros in France, 35 euros in the EU, and 100 euros for the rest of the world. Diameter: 19 cm at the neck, 16 cm inside, and 11 cm at the heel.