BRUSSELS early 19th century - Lot 195

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BRUSSELS early 19th century - Lot 195
BRUSSELS early 19th century Jacquet et Nédonchelle , independent decorators large cylindrical cup with flared rim, painted on porcelain from Nyon (1781-1813), handle rising from a palmette and ending in an internal eagle's head Royal blue background with gold arabesques Mark: fish in green underglaze on the reverse of the cup and saucer, Nyon mark under the gold cup Jacquet et Nédonchelle in Brussels. Observation JACQUET was an apprentice and then one of the best painters at Frédéric Faber, 1st factory in Ixelles. In 1831, he set up his own studio and went into partnership with Nédonchelle from 1834 to 1839, when the latter died. In 1866, Jacquet sold his entire studio to Madame Veuve Vermeren Coché of the 2nd Ixelles factory.
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