"Seventeenth & Eighteenth Century French Porcelain" 1960 SAVAGE, George Tony Sarg Charming c1930s watercolor depicting a

Charming c1930s watercolor depicting a dapper/ sartorially resplendent gent strolling at a racetrack

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"Seventeenth & Eighteenth Century French Porcelain" 1960 SAVAGE, George Tony Sarg Charming c1930s watercolor depicting aSAVAGE, George [243] pp. The Macmillan Company 1960 9" x 6 1 8" Some of the most beautiful porcelain ever made was produced in France during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The French Court, following the example of Louis XIV, Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour, provided the money and patronage which made possible the exquisitely painted, superbly gilded products of such factories as Vincennes Sevres, Chantilly and St. Cloud. French porcelains