974 - Veuve Perrin lidded tureen and platter, Marseille, ca. 1760. Light-colored body, glazed and decorated in polychrome mufle colors with delicate floral painting. Resting on four stylized paw-shaped feet, the gracefully curved tureen features two cartouches and rocaille handles on the sides. The lid has a knob shaped like an artichoke adorned with mushrooms. The platter is deeply curved. Gold rims. Underside bears a violet underglaze manufacturer’s mark. H: 26 cm; D: 39 cm. Partially chipped, scuffed, and with glaze cracks.

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