Pair of painted and gilded porcelain coffee pots. Imperial Manufactory of Vienna, early 19th century.

Pair of painted and gilded porcelain coffee pots. Imperial Manufactory of Vienna, early 19th century.

h 21 x 12 cm (large) – h 17 x 9 cm (small).

Made entirely of painted and gilded porcelain, they feature an ovoid body, a pronounced spout, and a ring-shaped handle. The Louis XVI-style decoration features a white background with bouquets of roses, carnations, and wildflowers painted in polychrome, alternating with gilded tendrils and swirls. The domed lid, topped with a knob, and the base are bordered with gold fillets on a green band. The two coffee pots, of different sizes, were likely intended for different uses, in keeping with a late-18th-century trend that continued into the early 19th century.

Condition report: there are some abrasions to the gilding, small losses and restorations, compatible with the age and use of the object.

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