A porcelain plate (assiette unie), probably Sèvres, 1770's.
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Hand-painted and gilded décor, contured brim, decorated with the pattern 'guirlande de Roses et Barbeaux,' the mirror with a bouquet of roses within two concentric golden circles to centre. Bottom with two interlaced L's and obscure date letter (possibly Z or N) and unidentified painter's signature. diameter 24 cm.
Wear due to age and use. Firing spot to centre. Footrim with hole.
More information
Compare the service ordered by the Duc de Chartres the 7th of March 1777, as well as the service ordered by Brigadier-General Richard Smith in 1778. See: David Peters, 'Sèvres Plates and Services of the 18th Century,' pp. 569-570 & 583-584.
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