Paris porcelain ewer (Manufacture van Dertäelen) from the fi - Lot 227

Lot n° 227
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500 - 800 EUR
Paris porcelain ewer (Manufacture van Dertäelen) from the fi - Lot 227
Paris porcelain ewer (Manufacture van Dertäelen) from the first half of the 19th century. Dated 1813, platinum mark Fab. que de Porcelaine de / G. Van=Dertäelen in Paris. With polychrome, gold and platinum printed decoration of a representation of part of a map of the city of Vesoul with numerous inscriptions, in a gold cartouche with oak tori standing out on a glossy background enriched with gold swans, horns of plenty, garlands of fruit and flowers and trophies, gold wear. H: 28.5 cm Michel van der Taelen, is listed in the Almanach du commerce, under the heading Painters, decorators and gilders on porcelain: dissolved gold for decorations and prints on porcelain, at 14 passage des Petites écuries in Paris. This factory would have had a very short production period between 1881 and 1887. There is also a plate decorated with the map of the Haute-Saône department, signed Giraud van der Faëlen. Fec. à Paris (but perhaps with the name badly deciphered), mentioned in the exhibition catalogue by Eugène Alluaud, La porcelaine française de 1673 à 1914, Paris, 1929, n. 1640.
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