A FAMILLE ROSE ARMORIAL TUREEN, COVER AND STAND modelled after a European faience original, moulded and painted on either side with an accollee coat-of-arms, coronet and supporters on a ground of scattered exotic flowers above four claw feet, applied with two elaborate front handles, the cover surmounted by a rococo scroll finial (one handle chipped and with small restoration, small rim chips), circa 1766

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A FAMILLE ROSE ARMORIAL TUREEN, COVER AND STAND modelled after a European faience original, moulded and painted on either side with an accollee coat-of-arms, coronet and supporters on a ground of scattered exotic flowers above four claw feet, applied with two elaborate front handles, the cover surmounted by a rococo scroll finial (one handle chipped and with small restoration, small rim chips), circa 1766
the stand 44cm. wide (2)
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The arms are those of colonel Messire Jean-Charles-Henri van Dam baron van Dam d'Audignies and Marie-Philippine de Meulde de la Deuze, dame de Thiant, see Archeologie des Familles de Belgique, by Felix-Victor Goethals, p.112.

The shape of this tureen is probably based on a silver original and was then copied in faience at several European factories including Strasbourg, Crailsheim, Nuremburg and Hochst.
cf. J.G. Phillips, op.cit., p.116, fig.41 where a similarly modelled tureen for the Danish market is illustrated along with a Hochst original by Ignatz Hess, circa 1750.
For further examples of similar form, cf. J.M. Beurdeley, op.cit., p.41, fig.19 and p.49, fig. 23; D.F. Lunsingh Scheurleer, op.cit., p.218, no. 154; D. Howard and J. Ayers, op.cit., p.552, pl.571, where the tureen is decorated with gilt flower-sprays; and A. du Boulay, op.cit., p.280, no.3.

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