Louis XV Rococo Burgundy Porcelain & Gilt Brass Cachepot with Bird Handles

Royal Inspiration

Conceived in the spirit of the Louis XV court, this magnificent cachepot draws directly from the grand jardinières that graced the salons of Versailles. Its voluptuous, globe-like form and asymmetric Rococo ornament capture the era's love of organic curves, gilded exuberance, and refined botanical motifs.

Materials & Finish

The vessel body is crafted from fine porcelain glazed in a deep burgundy, anchored by a blush-ivory cartouche hand-painted with a lush bouquet of roses and forget-me-nots. All metal elements — the rim collar, scrolling side mounts, foliate base, and claw-footed legs — are cast in solid brass and finished in warm antique gold, lending a luminous contrast to the jewel-toned glaze.

Signature Craftsmanship

Each bird-form handle is individually cast and chased by Brass & Wood artisans in Egypt, echoing 18th-century French ormolu techniques. The four cabriole legs terminate in sculpted paw feet mounted on an ornamental apron of acanthus leaves, ensuring both stability and visual grandeur. Standing 51 cm tall and 56 cm wide, this piece commands presence as a statement planter or standalone decorative accent.