Paired vases of the famous French porcelain manufactory. Bilateral painting in the form of a romantic scene and floral ornament. Gilded bronze cast handles, base and rims of each vase. Porcelain, painting with polychrome paints, gold painting, glaze. France, XIX century.

Sevres porcelain manufactory is one of the most famous European factories for the production of porcelain. Initially, from 1740, production was located in the suburbs of Paris Vincennes and was under the auspices of Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour. In 1756, the factory was transported to Sevres and three years later it was given the status of royal porcelain manufactory.