Saucer with a man and mule in a landscape c. 1775 - 1799

This porcelain saucer, created by Fabriek Dominique Denuelle around 1775-1799, is a fine example of 18th-century French decorative art. It features a black and white depiction of a man and mule in a landscape, framed by a delicate gold border with repeating floral motifs. This type of saucer, known as a "soucoupe," was commonly used for serving tea or coffee during this period. The elegant design and craftsmanship of this saucer highlight the sophistication of French porcelain production during this era.