Limoges French Service Plates, Antique Chargers with Gilt Work antique Raised Alphabet Plate

Raised Alphabet Plate

in the form of a bucket with reeded bands and an ornate script monogram

is attached to an egg that opens to reveal the inkwell within

the small mark has been difficult to photograph clearly and is listed conservatively as silver plate

Quantity: Pair (2 plates)

Limoges French Service Plates, Antique Chargers with Gilt Work antique Raised Alphabet PlateFrench Charger Plates, Antique Tableware, Gilt Work A set of six porcelain service or under plates marked for Jean Pouyat. They have thick gold encrusted work featuring raised bead design along with urns and delicate floral swags. The work is exceptional, and the details are precise. The six French service plates are marked for Jean Pouyat who operated in Limoges, France. Jean's father, Francois, ran a porcelain factory in Paris from the early 1800s