Sauceboat
Date1765-1780
OriginAsia, China, Jingdezhen
Mediumporcelain, hard paste
DimensionsOH: 3 1/4"; OW: 3 5/8"; OL: 7 7/16"
Credit LineGift of Ms. Anne Rowland
Object number2000-148
DescriptionChinese export porcelain sauceboat with raised, molded panels and a gadrooned edge and foot, decorated with polychrome floral sprays in opaque enamels. Molded leaf decoration on the spout. There is some gilding on the flowers which has worn away.Gilding to flowers and rim lost. A 1/4" chip to spout and some wear to rim. 3/16" chip to handle.
Label TextSauce, prepared in many varieties and often with a butter base, was the primary flavoring of many eighteenth century dishes. This Chinese export porcelain sauceboat is molded in a paneled, rococo form with opaque enamel decoration of peonies snd other flowers.
ProvenanceMs. Anne Rowland, 5701 Williamsburg Landing Drive, Nr. 2, Williamsburg, VA 23185
1780-1800
1730-1745
ca. 1765
ca. 1770
1760-1780
1760-1780
1760-1780
ca. 1750
ca. 1770
ca. 1765
1765-1780
ca. 1755