Reference L715 / 4519

AU JARDIN CHINOIS

Litron cup & saucer

367 €

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This piece exemplifies the fascination of the French court - of all Europe - for porcelain from the Land of the Middle Empire. Louis XVI purchased this cup from the Manufacture de Sèvres in 1774 along with a breakfast service in the same pattern. The date coincides with Sèvres first pieces of hardpaste porcelain: Limoges finally discovered the secret of "white gold" (kaolin) in 1768. The cup is adorned with two scenes: an emperor visiting his garden in springtime and contemplating a cherry tree, as his servant brings him its first blossoms; and a pipe-smoker with his servant, in a moment of meditation and repose. The edges of the cup and saucer are decorated with small friezes of gold, myrtle leaves and foliate patterns with shells.

Replica of a cup made by Manufacture de Sèvres, 1774.

Made in France

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Care advice

By choosing Bernardaud, you have opted for a quality product. Please note that Bernardaud porcelain is also practical, easy to use daily, and perfectly supports dishwashers, traditional ovens, and microwaves (except models decorated with precious metals). All Bernardaud porcelain pieces, whether tableware, jewelry, candles, lamps, vases, or other decorative objects, can be cleaned very easily with a soft sponge, lukewarm water, and standard dish soap. However, be careful not to use the abrasive side of the sponge.

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