A SCHOELCHER PORCELAIN FACTORY, HAND-PAINTED PORCELAIN SET, EARLY 19TH CENTURY

A finely preserved hand-painted porcelain service produced by the Schoelcher Porcelain Factory in the early 19th century. The service is decorated throughout with rich gilding in a classical Empire-inspired palette, featuring alternating registers of stylized anthemion and foliate motifs above finely gilt vertical striations on a white ground. The set comprises a covered sugar bowl with twin handles and a finial lid, a lidded teapot, a milk or cream jug, and five matching cups with corresponding saucers. Each piece is carefully proportioned and unified by consistent decorative borders, applied gilt handles, and shaped rims, reflecting the refined craftsmanship and decorative taste of early 19th-century continental porcelain production. The verso bears painted factory inscriptions consistent with Schoelcher workshop marking practices of the period.

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Dimensions: H: 7 5/8 in., (19.4 cm.)

Condition: Overall good condition for age, with light surface wear, minor gilt rubbing, and scattered staining consistent with use and age. No apparent restorations. Minor firing imperfections and wear to base rims visible upon close inspection.

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