Cup 1705 - 1725

This cup, produced by the Saint-Cloud factory between 1705 and 1725, showcases the artistry of early French porcelain. The delicate blue and white decoration, featuring stylized floral motifs, is characteristic of the Saint-Cloud style, known for its elegant and restrained designs. The ribbed body of the cup adds a textural element, further enhancing its visual appeal. This cup is a prime example of the high quality of French porcelain production in the early 18th century and is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.