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ROUEN – LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY Large round dish with a curved rim, made of polychrome earthenware and decorated with a motif known as “the double cornucopia.” The dish features a rich decoration of two flowering cornucopias, accompanied by a perched bird with a long tail, butterflies, insects, and bouquets of flowers, in a high-fire polychrome glaze combining cobalt blue, green, yellow, and iron red. The scalloped rim is accented with a band of interlaced arches in iron red. The reverse is glazed white, showing traces of firing and a fine network of craquelure. Condition: craquelure in the enamel, minor chipping, and wear along the rim. Metal hanging mechanism on the reverse.
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