Fine French Luxury Hand Painted Reproduction, Sevres Porcelain and Gilt Bronze, Ormolu, 12.75", Trinket Box,

Fine French Luxury Hand Painted Reproduction Sevres Porcelain and Gilt Bronze Ormolu - 12.75 Inch Decorative Box

Hand Painted Luxury Porcelain:

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Antiques by definition are those items produced by craftsmen, aged 100 years or more. Items younger than 100 years are referred to as Heirlooms.

Sevres porcelain is widely known to be both the French porcelain of royalty and the royal porcelain of France.At their high point Sevres Porcelain vases were the absolute must have item for French aristocracy and in fact were often given as official gifts to visiting foreign dignitaries.

Dazzling collections of the finest porcelains now quietly reside in museums, castles, and elegant homes. Custom commissions for Napoleon, and other monarchs and prefects grace the finest antique Collections around the world today.

Our Handmade Reproduction French Porcelain Wares are so finely finished - they are Heirlooms Today and Antiques of Tomorrow!

Hand Cast French Sevres Porcelain reproduced from Original Antique Patterns Among other things, Sevres French porcelain is well known for its exquisite use of colors, which during the 18th and 19th century were quite innovative and unusual. Sevres porcelain is often distinguished by its prominent use of dark blue and turquoise in addition to rose pink, yellow and green.

Our Handmade French Sevres Porcelain combines the finest quality porcelain & hand painting by skilled artisans to recreate the most exquisite variety of Styles and Patterns.The designs in use on these Reproduction Pieces are created upon precise research from original antique patterns.

Each of our Sevres porcelain reproduction pieces has been characteristically marked on the underside with a special mark which identifies the exact piece of which it is a replica.

Gilt Bronze Ormolu Mounts

Many of our styles employ Gilt Bronze Ormolu. Ormolu was first produced in France in mid-17th Century. During the reign of The Sun King, Louis XIV, gilt bronze ormolu mounts were used in abundance. Opulence was the order of the day and Luxurious porcelains were in Vogue.

Gilt Bronze Ormolu or “Dore´ Bronze“ as is commonly referred to, is used today in the same manner - as fashionable decorative embellishments - the mark of fine quality craftsmanship. These embellishments were traditionally reserved for only the costliest Chinese & European wares and the finest European furnishings.

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