Dihl et Guerhard Paris Empire Porcelain Vase Camaieu Vert Classical Figures Wedgwood

Dihl et Guerhard Paris Empire Porcelain Vase Camaieu Vert Classical Figures WedgwoodA rare and important Empire period Paris porcelain campana vase, attributed to Manufacture de M. Guerhard et Dihl (Manufacture du Duc d'Angoulme), Paris, c. 1781 1828. Dihl et Guerhard was one of the most distinguished porcelain factories of the Empire period, holding royal patronage and producing pieces of museum quality. The vase is of classical campana form raised on a square plinth foot, the white hard paste ground decorated with a continuous

Enthusiasts of neoclassical and Grand Tour style

this Edwardian Royal Doulton “Pembroke Castle” charger brings an air of quiet luxury and old-world refinement to any space

Standing at approximately 48cm in height

As a display piece in a china cabinet

an image characteristic of the Franco‑British “vues de châteaux” services that were popular with the Creil factory’s international clientele

in the well-established Qing taste

surface scratches

typical of Davenport quality control and pattern referencing

dark body of the basalt

The bucket remains fully usable and displays wonderfully

Crafted in Wedgwood’s famous matte green jasperware

and their presence is often taken as evidence that the piece was treasured enough to be professionally repaired rather than discarded