Louis XVI porcelain cup and saucer – Manufacture à la Reine, circa 1780
€550.00
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Superb Louis XVI period porcelain cup and saucer, dating from around 1780, from the prestigious Manufacture à la Reine.
This refined piece is marked in red with the crowned A, the emblematic signature of this Parisian manufactory founded in 1776 by André Leboeuf, which benefited from royal patronage from 1778. An exceptional testament to 18th-century craftsmanship, this set embodies the elegance and refinement of tableware during the reign of Louis XVI. It will appeal to lovers of antique porcelain and collectors of collectibles.
✔ Authentic 18th-century piece
✔ Identifiable "Crowned A" mark
✔ Manufacture à la Reine
✔ Rare and sought-after item
A set of exquisite finesse, ideal for enriching a collection or adding a touch of historical elegance to your home.
Ref. 1499
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Product features:
- Type: Cup and saucer
- Manufacturer: Manufacture à la Reine
- Material: Porcelain
- Style: Louis XVI
- Period: 18th century – circa 1780
- Mark: Red crowned “A” mark
- Cup height: 7 cm (2.75 in)
- Saucer diameter: 13 cm (5.1 in)
- Condition: Very good
- Reference: 1499
Porcelain from the Queen's factory, 18th century under the reign of Louis XVI
Each piece crafted will now be marked with a crowned A.
Many factories sought the protection of Queen Marie Antoinette for privileges, but only establishments with prestigious craftsmen of excellent reputation and exceptional know-how were approved by Her Majesty Queen Marie Antoinette.
Most of Marie Antoinette's tableware came from her factories for her apartments in Fontainebleau, the Tuileries and the Trianon.
Cup and coaster in excellent condition and in the original box. The box as you can see in the photo is partially worn, normal for a box over 200 years old.
Notes: Nice collector's item in very good condition, no cracks, no chips.
Superb Louis XVI period porcelain cup and saucer, dating from around 1780, from the prestigious Manufacture à la Reine.
This refined piece is marked in red with the crowned A, the emblematic signature of this Parisian manufactory founded in 1776 by André Leboeuf, which benefited from royal patronage from 1778. An exceptional testament to 18th-century craftsmanship, this set embodies the elegance and refinement of tableware during the reign of Louis XVI. It will appeal to lovers of antique porcelain and collectors of collectibles.
✔ Authentic 18th-century piece
✔ Identifiable "Crowned A" mark
✔ Manufacture à la Reine
✔ Rare and sought-after item
A set of exquisite finesse, ideal for enriching a collection or adding a touch of historical elegance to your home.
Ref. 1499