A Sèvres (soft-paste) vase (cuvette à masques), 1762, with a later associated foot and cover
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October 11, 05:25 PM GMT
Estimate
100,000 - 150,000 EUR
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A Sèvres (soft-paste) v𝓰ase (cuvette à masque🦩s), 1762, with a later associated foot and cover
of oval section, moulded with waves at the foot and an undulating rim supporting a mask set at each side, the rose-ground overlaid in patterns of blue trellis to the front, pointillé to the rim and sides, and vermiculé to the reverse, enriched in gilding, the front panel painted with a village scene of a woman scolding a man before various other villagers and buildings in the background, interlaced LL's in blue enclosing date letter J for 1762, painter's mark M for Jean-Louis Morin, with a later reticulated rigged-mast cover, and a separate scrolled foot base, together with 𓄧a 19th century oak bo🐬x
height 17¼in.; 44 cm.
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Vase 'Cuvette à Masques' en porcelaine tendre, Manufact꧑ure de Sèvres, 1762, le couvercle et le pied postérieurs
L entrelacés bleu enfermant une lettre de date pour 1762, marque de peintre pour Jean-Louis Morin
height 17¼in.; 44 cm.
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Purchased on 30 March 1763 by M. Lemaitre from the Sèvres factory along with two matching cuvettes Mahons;
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild (1827-1905), by the 1870's when the oak box was made which still accompanies the vase, recorded in ♐the Salon de Rubens, hô♍tel Alphonse de Rothschild, 2, rue Saint-Florentin, Paris;
Baron Édouard de Rothschild (1868-1949) & Baronne Édouard de Rothsch🦂ild (1884-1975), Ferrières & Paris;
Baronne Bethsabée de Rothsc🤪hild (1914-1999); the object remained in Paris although she lived abroad🔯 from 1940;
Confiscated🤡 by Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rose𒊎nberg as ERR 4396;
Found by the Allies after the end of WWII, and brought to the Munich Central Collec꧙tion Point on 26 June 1945 (MCCP inventory ꦛnumber 983); repatriated to France on 2 March 1946;
Baron Guy de Rothsc🃏hꦫild (1909-2007), Hotel Lambert, Paris;
Adrian Sassoon, London (by 2007);
Acquired from the above in 2015.
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Acheté le 30 mars 1763 par M. Lemaitre à la Manufacture de Sèvres avec deux cuvettes ꦍMahons assorties;
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild (1827-1905), dans les années 1870, lors de la fabrication de la boîte en chêne qui accompagne toujours le vase, enregistrée au Salon de Rubens, hôtel Alphonse de Rothschild, 2, rue Sa✱int-Florentin, Paris;
Baron Édouard de Rothschild (1868-1949) & Baronne Édouard de Rothschild (18ꦡ84-1975), Ferrières & Paris;
Baronne Bethsabée de Rothschild (1914💮-1999) ; l'objet est resté à Pa﷽ris bien qu'elle ait vécu à l'étranger à partir de 1940;
Confisqué par le service Einsatzstab෴ Reichleiter Rosenberg pendant la Seconde Guerre Mondiale, numéro ERR4396; &nbs🙈p;
Retrouvé par les Alliés et rapporté au centre de recollܫemnt de Munich le 26 juin 19454 (numéro๊ d'inventaire MCCP 983); rappatrié en France le 2 mars 1946;
Baro꧟n Guy de Rothschild (1909-2007), Hôtel Lamberꦰt, Paris;
Adrian Sassoon, Londres (en 2007);
Acquis auprès des précédents en 2015.
A. Sassoon, Vincennes and Sèvres Porcelain, The J. Paul Getty Museum, 1991, pp. 72-77.
R. Savill, The Wallace Collection Catalogue of Sèvres Porcelain, Vol. I, 1988, p.92 & 96.
G. Wilson, Sèvres Porcelain at the J. Paul Getty Museum, 1977, no. 4, pp.5-24.
