Et par Sevres tallerkner med spredte blomster Platter which gave it its royal

which gave it its royal name

these salt cellars are said to have been made as fake glass from leftovers from the kiln

Frederiksen &Søn and 925S for sterling silver

Length 26 cm

Stamped Bing & Grondahl from the period 1899-1902

Et par Sevres tallerkner med spredte blomster Platter which gave it its royalDiameter 24. 5 cm. Stamped from 1764, it is signed in blue, and 1775, it is signed in purple. Plates from 1775 also have the painter's signature from Pierre Beteux Theodore, employed 1766 1780, and Le Bel Jean Nicolas, who was employed from 1773 to 1793. Both plates are decorated with dark blue rocailles and scattered colorful flowers. Their gold edges are a little rough and worn. They have no cracks or chips.