Antique 18thc French Porcelain Covered Sucrier by La Courtille c1773

La Courtille Porcelain was a hard-paste porcelain factory established in 1772 by Jean-Baptiste Locré in an area of Paris called La Courtille. Locré was joined by Laurent Russinger in December of the same year. By 1773, the factory had registered its mark of two crossed arrows with the lieutenant general of the Paris police. In 1787, Locré sold the company to 

Russinger, who continued the business until his retirement in 1808.

La Courtille porcelain is known for high quality craftsmanship and beautiful designs, often featuring intricate floral patterns and 

classical motifs. The factory operated until around 1840.

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