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PARTIE DE SERVICE DE TABLE EN PORCELAINE MANUFACTURE HEREND

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€ 9 450
Auction dateClassic
24.04.2024 00:00UTC +01:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
United Kingdom, London
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ID 1251070
Lot 492 | PARTIE DE SERVICE DE TABLE EN PORCELAINE MANUFACTURE HEREND
Décoré de branches fleuries dans le style chinois et de papillons, comprenant :
Deux soupières ovales à deux anses, un couvercle et un présentoir
Un légumier circulaire façonnée et son couvercle
Deux plats de service ovales
Deux saladiers ovales
Un plat circulaire
Un plat ovale
Deux petits plats ovales
Une saucière à deux anses sur pied fixe
Une saucière à deux anses et à double bec verseur
Deux saucières
Un panier ovale
Un petit panier ovale
Un autre similaire
Deux petits paniers circulaires
Deux plats en forme de feuille
Cinq autres petits plats de formes diverses
Une salière double
Un vase soliflore
Cinq petits vases de formes diverses
Quatorze assiettes plates
Quatorze assiettes creuses
Douze assiettes à entremets
20 assiettes à dessert
Six petites assiettes à pain
Treize assiettes d'accompagnement
Une assiette creuse
Une petite assiette percée
Douze petits plats
Une petite cafetière
Un pot à lait chaud
Un pot à lait
Un pot à crème
Un sucrier ovale et son couvercle
Un sucrier circulaire et son couvercle
Douze tasses à thé et douze soucoupes
Six tasses à café et six soucoupes
Deux tasses à café similaires et deux soucoupes
L.: 38 cm. (15 in.), la soupière
Manufactur:Herend Porcelain Factory
Medium:Porcelain
Place of origin:Hungary
Category:Services
Address of auction CHRISTIE'S
8 King Street, St. James's
SW1Y 6QT London
United Kingdom
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10.04.2024 – 24.04.2024
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