The Litron Cup: Also known as the โsquare cupโ, it derives its name from the Latin word โlibraโ, which expressed a unit of liquid measurement. Its precise size is not consistent, however, as four variations with different measurements exist. The shape of the saucer, which always accompanied the cup, is noteworthy for its raised sides and deep well. read more...
Litron Cup Paysages a la Barque A.M.Royale
The litron cup Paysages a la Barque was presented in 1778. Original is housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris.
The painter Pierre-Joseph Rosset, who created this cup in the Sรจvres workshops, returns to a style that was fashionable at Versailles. A talented floral painter before he began pursuing landscapes, he worked in the Sรจvres workshops for forty years. The base of the cup is characterized by a โpartridge eyeโ design, thus marking the era and underlining the unique cachet of this cup. The original belonged to Mrs. Adolphe Thiers, who bequeathed it to the Louvre Museum in 1880.
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