This collector plate is a beautiful addition to any collection. The plate originated from France and is made of high-quality porcelain material.

More than one plates are available, but sold separately. They feature a white ground with stunning gilt and biscuit accents.

The design of the plates is based on the style of M. Imp le de Sevres and were produced using the art pottery production style. These plates were manufactured in the late 19th century and are a great find for collectors of decorative items.

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This is an antique plate with gilt and biscuit decoration. The decoration consists of cherubs, winged cherub faces, floral garlands and pedestals holding bowls of flowers. There is a spurious iron red M. Imp le de Sevres mark, but was likely made by Samson Edme et Cue or Samson Ceramics. The plate measures 9.5" in diameter by 7/8" high.

This plate is reputed to have come from a show case in the Lord Baltimore Hotel of Baltimore Maryland at the time of its closing in 1982. It has been in storage for more than 40 years.