Reference L728 / 4519

PERRUCHE À JOÜE ROUGE

Litron cup & saucer

298 €

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This is an identical replica of a litron coffee cup made by the Sèvres manufactory in 1769. This striking representation of red-cheeked cockatiel, recalling the well-known bird illustrations by the naturalist Buffon, is enclosed by a stylized Peacock feather pattern in sky blue and crimson, colors that were popular in Louis XV’s day. The original representations of the cockatiel and American bluejay were the work of Chappuis, a talented animal painter known for his delicate shades and refined landscapes. The gold trim around the cartouches was engraved with an unusual and extremely sophisticated crisscross pattern by the manufactory’s famous gilder, Etienne Henry le Guay, who worked on many of the porcelain pieces for the royal family.

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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