53-piece 'Service Rousseau'
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Designer / Maker /Retailer
Designed by Félix Bracquemond (1833-1914)
For Eugène Rousseau (1827-90)
Manufactured by Creil et Montereau
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Detail
Printed and painted faience
Various sizes
French (Paris), 1866-75
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Exhibited
Paris Exposition Universelle, 1867 (a ‘complete’ service)
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Literature
Bouillon, Shimzu & Thiébaut, Art, industrie et japonisme: Le service “Rousseau”, 1988 (for a discussion of the complete service)
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Note
We are, at present, offering 40 plates (of which ten are marginally smaller), two large oval platters, a smaller oval platter, a fish platter, four tureens and, four tazzas and a lobed bowl. The thirty larger plates divided into groups of ten: birds, fish and flowers, and the marginally smaller plates have mixed decoration.
One of the two smallest tureens has a repair to one side and the second to the handles, and some of the blue ‘feathering’ around a few of the plates has been touched in.