Set Of ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE - Paris
Item History & Price
Items under consideration are a Set of ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE.
The design concept includes 5 concentric circles(bands) of gilt gold positioned around the circumference of the face of the plates. The top edge of the rim has two gold circles, 1/8 inch wide and 1/32 inch wide. Below the lavender and green floral band there are two gold circles, one 1/32 inch wide and one comprised of a series of 1/32 inch diameter gold balls. On the lower edge of the 1 1/2 inch bord...er is still another 1/32 inch wide circle.
Set Includes: Qty 8, ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE - Paris, 9 3/8" DINNER PLATES. Floral & Gilt.ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE's Paris Porcelain 9” Luncheon/Dessert/Salad Plate.Qty 3, ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE's Paris Porcelain 8”SALAD PLATES.Floral & GiltANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE's Paris Porcelain 11”CENTERPIECE BOWL. Scalloped rimQty 3, ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT Paris Porcelain 11”, 15” & 27” Long SERVING PLATTERS
Backstamp: The stamp located on the bottom of the plates contains ‘CH. PILLIVUYT & Cie PARIS, indicating a production period before 1867. After the company was awarded the Gold Metal in the Gran Prix of 1867, the date of 1867 and “medaille d’or” was included in the backstamp.
Brief History:
Porcelain factory Ch. Pillivuyt & Cie was founded by Jean Louis Richard Pillivuyt in 1818 in Foëcy, France.After initial success and associated growth, the manufacturing facility was relocated to Mehun-sur-Yevre in 1854. During this span of time the company was able to retain and enhance their unmatched knowledge, experience and know-how of its porcelain master craftsmen for a period of over 200 years.
The company proceeded to became the largest producer of fine porcelain products in the world and won gold medals at International Exhibitions and World Fairs of 1823, 1853, 1863, 1878, and Gran Prix events in 1867, 1889, and 1900.
The World Wars ruined Ch. Pillivuyt & Cie financially. The remnants of the company were sold and modernized by the new Swiss owners and continues to produce products containing a PILLIVUYT stamp. The modern available Pillivuyt porcelain products have no relationship to the exquisite Ch. Pillivuyt & Cie creations produced before WW I.
The design concept includes 5 concentric circles(bands) of gilt gold positioned around the circumference of the face of the plates. The top edge of the rim has two gold circles, 1/8 inch wide and 1/32 inch wide. Below the lavender and green floral band there are two gold circles, one 1/32 inch wide and one comprised of a series of 1/32 inch diameter gold balls. On the lower edge of the 1 1/2 inch bord...er is still another 1/32 inch wide circle.
Set Includes: Qty 8, ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE - Paris, 9 3/8" DINNER PLATES. Floral & Gilt.ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE's Paris Porcelain 9” Luncheon/Dessert/Salad Plate.Qty 3, ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE's Paris Porcelain 8”SALAD PLATES.Floral & GiltANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT & CIE's Paris Porcelain 11”CENTERPIECE BOWL. Scalloped rimQty 3, ANTIQUE CH. PILLIVUYT Paris Porcelain 11”, 15” & 27” Long SERVING PLATTERS
Backstamp: The stamp located on the bottom of the plates contains ‘CH. PILLIVUYT & Cie PARIS, indicating a production period before 1867. After the company was awarded the Gold Metal in the Gran Prix of 1867, the date of 1867 and “medaille d’or” was included in the backstamp.
Brief History:
Porcelain factory Ch. Pillivuyt & Cie was founded by Jean Louis Richard Pillivuyt in 1818 in Foëcy, France.After initial success and associated growth, the manufacturing facility was relocated to Mehun-sur-Yevre in 1854. During this span of time the company was able to retain and enhance their unmatched knowledge, experience and know-how of its porcelain master craftsmen for a period of over 200 years.
The company proceeded to became the largest producer of fine porcelain products in the world and won gold medals at International Exhibitions and World Fairs of 1823, 1853, 1863, 1878, and Gran Prix events in 1867, 1889, and 1900.
The World Wars ruined Ch. Pillivuyt & Cie financially. The remnants of the company were sold and modernized by the new Swiss owners and continues to produce products containing a PILLIVUYT stamp. The modern available Pillivuyt porcelain products have no relationship to the exquisite Ch. Pillivuyt & Cie creations produced before WW I.