An assembled pair of St. Cloud white seaux à liqueur ronds circa 1735

each molded on the front and reverse with leafy flowering plants between a fluted rim, the sides with grotesque mask handles, incised S_T^t C marks.

The larger cooler has an approximate 1/5-inch chip to the rim edge, showing mostly on the interior of the rim. Otherwise in good condition.
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A similar seau is illustrated in W. B. Honey, French Porcelain of the 18th Century, pl. 9; and another by Inès d'Ormesson, L'Argus des Faïences et Porcelaines de France, p. 220.