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Antique 19th Century Sevres Porcelain Dinner Plate

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Made for King Louis Philippe from the Chateau Fontainbleau Hunting Service

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Dimensions:

W-24.3 D-24.3 H-3 (cm)

Item Reference:

111369-1603-4Tip! This item's Ref-Code breaks down thus...
Item Ref Code: 111369-1603-4
Item No. 111369 - Dealer No. 1603 - Building No. 4

Description

An Antique 19th Century Sevres Porcelain Dinner Plate. Ordered by King Louis Philippe for the Chateau Fontainbleau Hunting Service. The Chateau Being a Royal Hunting Lodge. Louis Philippe Was a Great Patron of Sevres, and He Ordered This Service in 1836 Through to 1847, This Plate is Dated 1846.
It is a Beautifully Made and Decorated Plate, Richly Gilt Border and Central Decoration. The Border Painted with Hunting Animals, Bird and Dogs. Colourful Foliage and Flowers and Lozenges with the Kings Initials. The Back of the Plate is Fully Marked and Dated.

Specifications

Item Reference
111369-1603-4
Dimensions
Height: 3 cm
Width: 24.3 cm
Depth: 24.3 cm
Era
Victorian
Material
Porcelain
Period
1830 - 1860, C19th (Mid)
Country of Origin
France
Condition
In Excellent Undamaged Condition, Just the Odd Small Area of Gilt Rubbing.

Delivery

  • Free Collection from Hemswell, North Lincolnshire (we can store free of charge for four weeks)
  • UK Post for £15, this applies to smaller items that we can box up and simply post to you.
  • UK Courier for £30, this applies to larger items that can be boxed up and collected by a standard courier delivery company.
  • UK Van Delivery by Hand, this applies to furniture, large items or delicate items. This is undertaken by ourselves or by a fully insured van delivery company that is personally known to us. Prices dependant on your location and size/amount of items purchased.

We are able to deliver any item to anywhere in the World, and so for any item/location, we are able to obtain quotes for delivery/shipping.

To make an enquiry call us on 01427 668 389