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Date: 1778
Dimensions: Width 15 cm, Height 16 cm
Gilder: CHAUVAUX Movhel-Barnarbé (active 1752–1788)
Painter: BUTEUX Charles-Nicolas (active 1763–1801), floral decorator
This soft-paste porcelain teapot was crafted by the Sèvres manufactory in 1778. The body is adorned with a deep “bleu nouveau” ground, finely overlaid with a regular pattern of gilt dots (“semis de points d’or”). Several vibrant floral bouquets, including roses, peonies, and daisies, are hand-painted by Charles-Nicolas Buteux, known for his floral compositions. The spout contrasts with a white ground and floral decoration. Lavish gilding on the lid and edges is attributed to Chauvaux.
The teapot is in fine condition, with minor gilt wear typical of 18th-century use, showcasing the elegance of royal French porcelain craftsmanship.
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