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19TH CENTURY, IMITATION SEVRES MARKS
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A SEVRES-STYLE TWO-HANDLED BLUE-GROUND GILT-METAL-MOUNTED INKWELL
19TH CENTURY, IMITATION SEVRES MARKS
Of shaped rectangular section, the back upright rectangular panel painted with Asiatic pheasants in landscape, the central panel with a bouquet, within raised-gilt diaper and floral cartouches flanked by two cylindrical ink-pots and ormolu covers, the front bombé section and edges moulded with fronds, on shell-moulded feet (slight wear to gilding)
16 in. (40.6 cm.) wide
19TH CENTURY, IMITATION SEVRES MARKS
Of shaped rectangular section, the back upright rectangular panel painted with Asiatic pheasants in landscape, the central panel with a bouquet, within raised-gilt diaper and floral cartouches flanked by two cylindrical ink-pots and ormolu covers, the front bombé section and edges moulded with fronds, on shell-moulded feet (slight wear to gilding)
16 in. (40.6 cm.) wide
Provenance
Given by the Duke of Montrose in 1842 as a wedding present to Lord Decies and left to his relative Gen. Charles Beresford, then subsequently gifted to the present owner's mother.
Special notice
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