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Antique French/European Porcelain Plate – Sevres Style with Heavy Gilding and Floral Bouquets (c. 1850–1910)
Description:
An exquisite late 19th / early 20th-century European porcelain display plate, expertly hand-painted in the 18th-century Sèvres revival style (likely Samson of Paris or a specialized European decorating workshop).
Key Features & Design Details:
Central Motif: Features a finely detailed, hand-painted central medallion with a vibrant bouquet of flowers (pink roses, chrysanthemums, and field flowers) framed by a green leafy garland and delicate red beadwork.
Border & Ground: A rich royal cobalt blue (Bleu de Roi) ground decorated with intricate gold dot patterns (Pointillé) and elaborate gilded rococo scrollwork.
Reserves: Three lobed white reserves displaying individual hand-painted floral vignettes surrounded by raised gold lace framing.
Rim: Scalloped rim finished with gilt accenting and a delicate green garland border with red dots.
Markings: Marked on the underside with an underglaze blue crossed-axes / crossed-swords mark, along with a separate gilder’s gold mark on the foot rim.
Condition Report:
Condition: Excellent antique condition.
Imperfections: No chips, cracks, hairlines, or restorations. Minimal age-appropriate wear to the gilding on the high points.
Specifications:
Material: Fine Porcelain
Period: Late 19th to Early 20th Century (c. 1850–1910)
Origin: France / Germany
Style: Sèvres Revival / Samson Style / Neo-Rococo