CIRCA 1816-20, NOW MOUNTED AS LAMPS

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A PAIR OF PARIS (DAGOTY & HONORE) PORCELAIN VASES
CIRCA 1816-20, NOW MOUNTED AS LAMPS
Each of elongated campana form, a band of iron-red and black berried vine near the everted rim, painted front and back with opposing Greek figures, flanked by gilt and biscuit pharaoh's head handles, on a short socle and square base enriched with gilt bands, mounted as lamps
23 in. (58.4 cm.) high, excluding the fitments (2)

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Dagoty and Honoré formed an association between 1816 and 1820, after which Honoré continued on his own. The present vases combine design elements from both firms -- the vase form from and pharaoh masks from Dagoty and the Greek figural painting from Honoré. For a ewer with similar Greek figures attributed to Honoré, see M. Bloit, Trois Siecles de Porcelain de Paris, Paris, 1988, p. 73. For a pair of vases of very similar form attributed to Dagoty (c. 1815-20), see R. de Pinval de Guillebon, Dagoty à Paris, Paris, 2006, cat nos. 22 and 57. A Dagoty Egyptian revival surtout de table with gilt and biscuit pharaoh figures was sold Christie's, New York, 18 May 2006, lot 573 ($60,000).