Covered Sugar Bowl – Italian Renaissance – Manufacture Raynaud – Limoges, Early 21st Century

Limoges porcelain sugar bowl by Manufacture Raynaud, from the Italian Renaissance collection, designed by Lincrusta.

Of round, gently curved form, it is topped with a lid featuring a knob finial. The body has a glossy white glazed surface, while the lid is entirely adorned with an elaborate white porcelain bisque relief decoration.

Inspired by the Italian Renaissance, the decoration combines scrolling foliage, arabesques, leaves, flowers and botanical motifs in a richly detailed composition. The contrast between the matte bisque relief and the glazed porcelain creates a subtle interplay of textures.

Created in collaboration with the British company Lincrusta, the Italian Renaissance collection draws on an iconic wallcovering pattern distinguished by its opulent reliefs and intricate arabesques.

An elegant piece designed for serving sugar, which could also be repurposed as a decorative box, jewellery box or container for small objects.

This item comes from a manufacturer’s clearance. It was downgraded to second quality when released by the manufacturer. It has been preserved in its original condition and may show minor characteristics or irregularities associated with its classification, but remains new and has no major visible defects.