Paris porcelain sugar bowl

Sugar bowl from a 19th century Paris porcelain tea service in the Directoire style of very rare finesse and elegance. Very likely the work of Jean Pouyat. Worked and openwork handles highlighted with a golden frieze and very fine and interlaced initials. The porcelain is so fine that it becomes translucent in the light. Marsue in hollow below, XO A hair on the belly, see photos. Height: 13cm Diameter: 10.5cm Perfect whiteness and shine.