MILLET Paul (1838-1911) (Sèvres workshop) - Glazed earthenware cache-pot, decora…

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MILLET Paul (1838-1911) (Sèvres workshop) - Glazed earthenware cache-pot, decorated with a rotating motif of peacocks and arabesques in the Iznik style. Made in white earthenware with yellow and black polychrome enamels. Signed under the base with the "MP Sèvres" workshop stamp, indicating pre-1930 production. D. 28 cm, H. 20 cm (small 3 cm crack).

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MILLET Paul (1838-1911) (Sèvres workshop) - Glazed earthenwa

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