A French Sèvres dinner plate, period of Louis Philippe. - Bukowskis

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Part printed, painted and gilded. Diameter 24,2 cm.

Minor wear to gilding.

Provenance

From King Louis Philippe´s dinner service at the Château de Fontainebleu. The service is often referred to as the 'Service Ordinaire de Fontainebleau'. The service was ordered in August 1836 and delivered until 1847.

Literature

Tamara Préaud, The Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory. Alexandre Brongniart and the Triumph of Art and Industry, 1800-1847. The Bard Graduate Center, New York. Page. 378-380.

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A French Sèvres dinner plate, period of Louis Philippe.

A French Sèvres dinner plate, period of Louis Philippe.

A French Sèvres dinner plate, period of Louis Philippe.

A French Sèvres dinner plate, period of Louis Philippe.

A French Sèvres dinner plate, period of Louis Philippe.

A French Sèvres dinner plate, period of Louis Philippe.

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