Large Dresden German Meissen Style Porcelain Bowl - Unusual Shape

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Large Dresden German Meissen Style Porcelain Bowl - Unusual Shape:
$24.97

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Large Dresden German Meissen Style Porcelain Bowl - Unusual Shape.

Some wear to gilding, otherwise good condition.

Approx 29 cm wide.

The history of Paris porcelain (known familiarly in France as vieux Paris) began around 1770 and refers not to a single manufacturer, but to more than thirty porcelain sources, based within the City of Paris between the mid-1700s and the end of the Second Empire in 1870. The term was not actually used until the latter part of the nineteenth century. The various Paris artisans, mostly situated in the northeast side of Paris, specialized in adapting the creations of porcelain manufacturer, Sèvres, to bourgeois tastes, while competing with Louis XV’s own Royal Manufactory.

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