Covered tureen 1797 - 1815

This covered tureen, created by the French porcelain manufactory Dihl et Guérhard between 1797 and 1815, is a fine example of Neoclassical design. The tureen features a delicate, oval form and is decorated with black-and-white, hand-painted scenes of figures and landscapes, reminiscent of ancient Roman motifs, against a gold-toned background. This piece highlights the revival of classical tastes and the intricate decorative techniques of the period, making it a desirable acquisition for discerning collectors of French porcelain.