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Lot 157

A French opaline gorge de pigeon vase, circa 1820

18 May 2016, 10:30 BST
London, Knightsbridge

£600 - £1,000

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A French opaline gorge de pigeon vase, circa 1820

Of campana shape with ormolu mounts, the vase strongly coloured in gorge de pigeon and with additional trailed turquoise bands around the lower body, mounted with rams' head handles, a gadrooned rim and a square foot embossed with palmettes, 20cm high (crack beside one handle)

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Provenance:
From the Estate of Christopher Sheppard

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