Sèvres porcelain goblet, Pompadour pink background 1764

Soft-paste porcelain Bouillard goblet with polychrome decoration of a bouquet of flowers in a reserve surrounded by gold palm leaves on a Pompadour pink background.

H. 6 cm

Marked: LL interlaced, letter-date M for 1764, mark of painter CORNAILLES Antoine-Toussaint (active 1755-1800), flower painter.

Pompadour pink, obtained from colloidal gold, was one of the most expensive and difficult enamels to produce, reserved for prestigious commissions. This piece embodies the refinement of Rococo taste and the technical virtuosity of 18th-century Sèvres porcelain.

Good general condition, some wear to the gold