ANTIQUE SEVRES IMPERIAL ROMAN INTAGLIO PAINTED TEA CUPS & SAUCERS SET (8 Pieces) for Sale

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ANTIQUE SEVRES IMPERIAL ROMAN INTAGLIO PAINTED TEA CUPS & SAUCERS SET (8 Pieces) For Sale

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ANTIQUE SEVRES IMPERIAL ROMAN INTAGLIO PAINTED TEA CUPS & SAUCERS SET (8 Pieces):
$11995.00

ANTIQUE SEVRES HAND PAINTED TEA CUPS & SAUCERS TEACUPS SET OF 4

CREATOR: Me Imple de Sevres Porcelain (Maker)

Marks:All pieces have m. Imp le de Sevres.

Cup (x4): 2-1/2" wide x 2-3/4" high.

Saucer (x4): 4-1/2" diameter.

Perfect vintage. NO chips/cracks/repairs.

Although the first ‘true’ porcelain in Europe was made by Böttger in Germany, the French were swift to follow the lead from Dresden. Soft paste porcelain was produced at Chantilly, St Cloud and at Vincennes from 1738.

From the beginning the Vincennes factory enjoyed a privileged status as Manufacture royale among the porcelain factories, with royal patronage and financial support from King Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour.

By 1756 the Vincennes premises were considered too cramped and a new factory was built on the edge of the village of Sèvres, where technical developments and artistic achievements continued apace.

Some of the first pieces produced were small tea and coffee wares with coloured grounds and gilding.

Our inventory is purchased from various different manufacturers, retailers, and 3rd party sources. We do not represent or make any claim regarding any manufacturers warranty. We do however make every possible attempt to accurately describe the inventory we sell and stand behind it. If you have any issues at all with your purchase please feel free to contact us, we want to make it right!!

Please feel free to send your Best Offers.

Also, before buying, please make sure your country is not black listed for such valuable historically important antiques.

Especially Chinese buyers: your purchase could be confiscated by the U.S. Government and you may receive your refund from the USG, or may not. While item could be sold in a separate sale by the government or Gov. vendor. Our store is not going to refund under any circumstances for confiscated items. We are making such statement based on our own experience selling rare Sevres set to a Chinese buyer in 2018 or 2019 with highly discounted price. Not sure if keeping price high instead of making a huge discount would save that Royal (The House of Bourbon) collection item from confiscation.

Please Enjoy this Note: Following the very rude spamming communication from a potential buyer regarding authenticity of one of my Sevres porcelain collection items ( would not even let my replies to go back to him), in order to prevent future misunderstandings with any buyers, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand on this Memorial Day, 30 of May, in the year of our Lord two thousand twenty-two, declaring to add the following mandatory note to all my current and future Sevres listing item descriptions:

“Not sure if this item is still part of the original order commissioned by a Monarch (meaning kings or the emperor’s, such as Napoleon I, Louis Philippe, Napoleon III, etc) or the augmented part of the royal order, or a later copy made in 19th or 20th centuries, but either way even if and when it is just Sevres “Style” they still are rare pieces of porcelain art. This note is going to be added to all listings even if and when I am 100 % sure they are original ones. Now it is up to a potential buyer to investigate before purchasing and making their own informed decision. Meanwhile, please feel free to share your options and negotiate price by sending me your best offers but be assured that no one can intimidate me to reduce a price on any original or potentially not original items in a rude way.”