Japanese Chinese Toilet Service In Luneville Earthenware Chinese Decor Dragons Phoenix

Rare Luneville* earthenware toilet service from a bourgeois house in the Paris region.
Period 1890-1910. Compound :
a chamber pot 12.5 cm high
a large covered pot 32 cm
high pitcher 28.5 cm in diameter and bowl 37.5 cm in diameter.
soap dish, sponge and toothbrush and a large 36.5 cm jug of hat Imperial Chinese style decor of dragons, phoenixes, locusts, butterflies, various flowers and auspicious symbols typical of the Japanese/Chinese movement fashionable towards the end of the 19th century.
Very good condition, just the sponge holder cup glued back on, the gilding is superbly preserved. Delivery possible worldwide without risk of breakage by MBE for:
France 90€
Europe 140€
Others 180€
*The Lunéville – Saint-Clément earthenware factories were founded by Jacques Chambrette in the 18th century.
They were very successful thanks to the presence of the ducal court and the production of fine earthenware whose shapes were inspired by goldsmithing.
Famous artists are linked to the history of these two factories: Paul-Louis Cyfflé who shaped charming statuettes and who established his own earthenware factory in Lunéville, or Maurice de Ravinel who ran one of the first Art Nouveau workshops, frequented by personalities such as Ernest Bussière; Louis Majorelle or even Edmond Lachenal.
Source: earthenware museum, town of Lunéville.