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Ed. Honoré à Paris – Hand-Painted & Gilded Porcelain Serving Dish – France – 1901

Description
Exceptional and rare historical serving dish from the renowned Parisian porcelain manufactory Ed. Honoré, active on Boulevard Poissonnière.
Highly regarded in the 19th and early 20th centuries, the company was known for producing fine-quality porcelain often inspired by classical and Rococo aesthetics.

This elegant dish features a scalloped and finely molded rim, richly adorned with relief motifs and lavish gilding in the refined Rococo / Second Empire style.
The central field and borders display delicate hand-painted floral bouquets and garlands (guirlandes de fleurs), executed with exceptional precision and a vibrant color palette characteristic of the Belle Époque period.

Mark
On the underside: a brown scroll-shaped mark reading (partially visible):
“ED. HONORÉ / Boulevart Poissonniere N°7 / à PARIS / MANUFACTURE / à Champs-Fleur Albert”,
and model number “N°9”.
Faint impressed marks in the porcelain body may indicate the whiteware producer or individual craftsman.

Condition
Good antique condition, consistent with age (124 years).
Minor signs of use – slight surface wear and gentle rubbing to gilded areas all typical for a well-preserved piece of this period.

Key Information
Manufactory: Ed. Honoré à Paris, France
Factory Address (according to mark): Boulevart Poissonniere N°7 à Paris, Manufacture à Champs-Fleur Albert
Date: 1901
Material: Hard-paste porcelain, hand-painted and gilded
Dimensions: Diameter approx. 25 cm, Height approx. 4 cm
Origin: France

Decorative tray

Decorative tray - Ed. Honoré à Paris  - 1901 - France

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