Lot Essay
Bernard perhaps stands for Bernard Huet who later worked at Orléans
Details
A WHITE GLAZED FIGURE OF A SCULPTOR
CIRCA 1750, INCISED BERNARD IN SCRIPT
Standing, holding a mallet and a bottle beside a tree-stump on a square base (chips to hat and coat, bottle lacking)--6in. (15cm.) high
CIRCA 1750, INCISED BERNARD IN SCRIPT
Standing, holding a mallet and a bottle beside a tree-stump on a square base (chips to hat and coat, bottle lacking)--6in. (15cm.) high
Literature
Ruth Berges "Mennecy Porcelains for the Elizabeth Parke Firestone Collection", American Connoisseur, April 1969, pl. 19, p. 254