Miroir à main en porcelaine Française de Limoges et bronze doré des années 1960 - French porcelain hand mirror from Limoges and gilded bronze from the 1960s
49.00 €
Référence : 24-00080
Miroir à main Limoges
Dimensions :Hauteur : 13,5 cm
largeur : 5,5 cm
Très bon état.
Miroir à main en porcelaine de Limoges et bronze doré des années 1960.
La porcelaine de Limoges a vu le jour vers 1765. C'est un père jésuite François-Xavier d'Entrecolles, qui avait étudié et percé les secrets de la fabrication de la porcelaine chinoise en 1712, qui est à l'origine de la production de la porcelaine en France, en Europe et notamment à Limoges.
La porcelaine est une céramique dure et translucide composée de kaolin (argile blanche) indispensable à sa production.
Les 2 principales productions porcelainières Françaises sont celles de Sèvres et de Limoges qui a tiré son nom de la ville d'où elle a été fabriquée. Depuis 1962, la signature Limoges atteste que la porcelaine a été fabriquée et décorée à Limoges.
La porcelaine de Limoges de ce miroir a été décorée avec un motif floral et sa signature or Limoges se situe en bas à droite. Le bronze doré finement travaillé style Louis XVI enserre la glace telle une pierre sertie.
A poser absolument sur sa coiffeuse !
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Hand mirror Limoges
Hand mirror in Limoges porcelain and gilded bronze from the 1960s.
Limoges porcelain was born around 1765. It was a Jesuit priest, François-Xavier d'Entrecolles, who had studied and uncovered the secrets of Chinese porcelain manufacturing in 1712, who was at the origin of the production of porcelain in France, in Europe and in particular in Limoges.
Porcelain is a hard, translucent ceramic made of kaolin (white clay) that is essential for its production.
The 2 main French porcelain productions are those of Sèvres and Limoges, which took its name from the city from which it was made. Since 1962, the Limoges signature attests that the porcelain was made and decorated in Limoges.
The Limoges porcelain in this mirror has been decorated with a floral pattern and its Limoges gold signature is located at the bottom right. The finely crafted gilded bronze in the Louis XVI style encloses the ice like a gem-set stone.
Size :
Height : 13.5 cm
width : 5.5 cm
Very good condition.
To be placed absolutely on your dressing table !
Hand mirror in Limoges porcelain and gilded bronze from the 1960s.
Limoges porcelain was born around 1765. It was a Jesuit priest, François-Xavier d'Entrecolles, who had studied and uncovered the secrets of Chinese porcelain manufacturing in 1712, who was at the origin of the production of porcelain in France, in Europe and in particular in Limoges.
Porcelain is a hard, translucent ceramic made of kaolin (white clay) that is essential for its production.
The 2 main French porcelain productions are those of Sèvres and Limoges, which took its name from the city from which it was made. Since 1962, the Limoges signature attests that the porcelain was made and decorated in Limoges.
The Limoges porcelain in this mirror has been decorated with a floral pattern and its Limoges gold signature is located at the bottom right. The finely crafted gilded bronze in the Louis XVI style encloses the ice like a gem-set stone.
Size :
Height : 13.5 cm
width : 5.5 cm
Very good condition.
To be placed absolutely on your dressing table !