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Offering for sale quality pair of antique Paris porcelain cornucopia vases produced by Jacob Mordecai , known as Jacob Petit and made in France. Circa 1835 - 1845.
The cornucopias are perched on a soft peach rectangular base, and the body is intricately hand painted with gilded floral and vines ornaments.
- The pair of cornucopias are good condition, with minor wear to gilding, minor scratching and no chips.
One of the vases inside the horn deep down to the bottom has a firing line, another firing crack on a scroll, on the same vase. Firing line/cracking most times does not diminish the value. (See the last two pictures. )
- The firing line is the fault that can occur during the firing . It is the \"cracking \" that occurs in fired ceramic bodies as a result of a thermally induced stress and is caused by a ware cooled too quickly after it has been fired. Usually It is never to go through the hole body of the object .
Mesurements.
Tall 10.43 inches
Length 8.1 inches
Wide 4.75 inches
NOTE. I am including in shipping cost $ 5 .00 for double boxes and extra raping materials for fragile porcelain and glass.
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