Details
Each of cylindrical form with pierced Vitruvian scroll gallery flanked by ram's mask angular handles with berried laurel finials on scrolled feet cast with acanthus and joined by laurel swags
1334 in. (35 cm.) high, 1134 in. (30 cm.) wide
Provenance
Acquired from Galerie Segoura, Paris.
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These cache-pots were modeled after a pair of lidded vases inspired by the designs of Jean-Charles Delafosse, and now at the Louvre (inv. OA5445). Originally in the collection of Jean de Jullienne, the vases were transferred to Saint-Cloud after the Revolution where they remained until at least the Second Empire, when they adorned the study of Empress Eugénie.

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