​Limoges – Fine Porcelain Rococo Oyster Plate – Charles Martin & P.A.W. Philippona, 's-Gravenhage – ca. 1900–1920 An exquisite French Limoges porcelain oyster plate (oesterbord) in the Rococo style, manufactured in France and retailed in the Netherlands during the Belle Époque era (circa 1900–1920). ​This beautifully sculpted plate features six shell-shaped compartments for oysters surrounding a central well for lemon or sauce. The rim and scrollwork details are richly hand-decorated with heavy 24kt gilt accents (rocailles) over a molded porcelain body. ​Double Factory & Retailer Markings (Unusual Provenance): ​Manufacturer's Mark: Underglaze green triangular mark LIMOGES FRANCE DEPOSE with the CM monogram, used by Charles Martin / Martin Frères in Limoges. ​Retailer's Mark: Overglaze green script P.A.W. Philippona / 'S-GRAVENHAGE, confirming it was imported for and sold by the prestigious luxury purveyor P.A.W. Philippona in The Hague, famous for supplying high-end porcelain and glassware to Dutch aristocracy and high society. ​Condition: In excellent antique condition. ​No chips, no cracks, no hairlines, and no restorations. ​The gilding is remarkably well-preserved with minimal light wear consistent with age (please refer to high-resolution photos for full detail). ​Dimensions & Details: ​Material: Hard-paste Limoges porcelain, hand-gilded. ​Diameter: approx. 25 cm ​Origin: France (Limoges) / Retailed in The Hague, Netherlands