A gorgeous hand decorated Bernardaud Historical Dinnerware relish dish, Ancienne Manufacture Royale, Limoges.  

"A La Reine was the first prestigious service produced by the Royal Manufactory after it acquired its Royal status, the A La Reine service was issued in 1874 and the original pieces can be found today in the collections of the world's greatest museums.  The curves of its "Comte d'Artois shape are the characteristic of the elegant lines given to precious objects of the time.  Its floral decoration is characteristic of the second half of the 18th century and the reign of Louis XVI.  The design includes bouquets and swathes of flowers - honeysuckle, roses, tulips, carnations and daisies -  painted au naturel and in saturated colors.  At the time, their studied spontaneity was designed to conceal slight imperfections in the porcelain caused by wood firing.  A thin blue band at the rim highlights its gilded, scalloped border design.  Many of the original pieces are held by Adrien Dubouche National Museum in Limoges, France".

This relish dish measures 9-1/2" x 4-7/8" and it's in excellent condition with no issues.  Please look carefully at all pics and ask questions prior to buying.  Thank you for stopping by

Bernardaud website $297


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