Sèvres Porcelain Girl amphora

The manufacture of porcelain in Sèvres, on the outskirts of Versailles, was established from industries previously located in Vincennes. In activity since 1756, this industry became a leader and reference in the production of porcelain in Europe, largely due to the patronage of king Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour. A selection of leading French scientists and artists became involved with the company, developing better formulas and new styles. For example, the chemist Jean Hallot, the painter François Boucher and the sculptor Étienne-Maurice Falconet.

Small porcelain amphora narrowing at the foot, on a metal pedestal. Two small metal handles and a cap with a plunger at the top. On the front, the painted medallion. Miniature. On the cover, manuscript "France". It also has the artisan's signature: "Gilt S...",