Sugar bowl with eagles’ heads decorated with polychrome garlands of flowers on a gold background, – (Manufacture De Sèvres - Palais De Compiègne) 너무 이른 다음 것


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날짜: 1808

박물관: Palace of Versailles (Versailles, France)

기술: Porcelain

A particularly elegant model, this oval sugar bowl features two sculpted eagles watching their young as it hatches. Designed in 1806 by Alexandre Brongniart, then director of the Sèvres Manufacture, it is part of the dessert service with garlands of flowers on a gold background delivered to Compiègne in 1809 for Emperor Napoleon I. Used until 1830, the service then completely disappeared. Today it is represented at Compiègne by several recently-acquired pieces exhibited in the empress’s dining room.

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