Tureen with cover 1745 - 1775

This 18th-century tureen and cover, crafted at the Veuve Perrin factory, exemplifies the Rococo style popular in France during this period. The piece is decorated with delicate floral motifs, characteristic of the era's emphasis on asymmetrical designs and natural forms. The tureen's flowing curves and intricate ornamentation represent the Rococo's rejection of the strict formality of the preceding Baroque style, instead favoring a more whimsical and playful aesthetic. This exquisite example of French porcelain is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the Veuve Perrin Factory, a prominent producer of high-quality tableware and decorative objects.