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A JACOB PETIT PORCELAIN GREEN AND APRICOT GROUND ENCRIER
MID 19TH CENTURY, BLUE J.P. MARK
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A JACOB PETIT PORCELAIN GREEN AND APRICOT GROUND ENCRIER
MID 19TH CENTURY, BLUE J.P. MARK
Modeled as a brown whippet recumbent on a shaped green mound, the shaped base painted inside and out with scattered flowers and curving to form two apertures fitted with separate inkwell and sander, each with reticulated gallery and flower-encrusted cover, the pen tray as a similarly shaped and painted dish extending on the other side
8½ in. (21.6 cm.) wide (5)
MID 19TH CENTURY, BLUE J.P. MARK
Modeled as a brown whippet recumbent on a shaped green mound, the shaped base painted inside and out with scattered flowers and curving to form two apertures fitted with separate inkwell and sander, each with reticulated gallery and flower-encrusted cover, the pen tray as a similarly shaped and painted dish extending on the other side
8½ in. (21.6 cm.) wide (5)
A JACOB PETIT PORCELAIN GREEN AND APRICOT GROUND ENCRIER
MID 19TH CENTURY, BLUE J.P. MARK
Modeled as a brown whippet recumbent on a shaped green mound, the shaped base painted inside and out with scattered flowers and curving to form two apertures fitted with separate inkwell and sander, each with reticulated gallery and flower-encrusted cover, the pen tray as a similarly shaped and painted dish extending on the other side
8½ in. (21.6 cm.) wide (5)
MID 19TH CENTURY, BLUE J.P. MARK
Modeled as a brown whippet recumbent on a shaped green mound, the shaped base painted inside and out with scattered flowers and curving to form two apertures fitted with separate inkwell and sander, each with reticulated gallery and flower-encrusted cover, the pen tray as a similarly shaped and painted dish extending on the other side
8½ in. (21.6 cm.) wide (5)
A gift from Maria Felix's brother
The present inkstand, the first piece of Jacob Petit porcelain to be acquired by Maria Felix and is the piece around which the collection was formed. At the time, she owned a dog called J.P., the reason for the choice of this piece as a gift.
The present inkstand, the first piece of Jacob Petit porcelain to be acquired by Maria Felix and is the piece around which the collection was formed. At the time, she owned a dog called J.P., the reason for the choice of this piece as a gift.
This lot is offered without reserve.