A wonderful pair of late 19th Century Paris Porcelain 9" pierced rim/lattice rim plates with the late 19th Century mark used at Paris Porcelain Workshops making reproductions of Joseph-Gaspard Robert's earlier 18th Century works (The way you find Mottahedeh stamps on Tobacco Leaf plates today.) I don't understand the purpose of the slotted biscuit on the back of one plate. If you know, please share. They were highly prized by the previous owner. Green is in! There is notable loss to the gilding, I suspect from sunning, on the left side of each plate, as shown. They are fresh from a fine estate, where I picked up some lovely things. Sunny Knoll Antiques has a constantly changing array of interesting items, so please check the store for other great finds. Feel free to ask questions are request additional photos. I'm always happy to combine shipping, when safe to do so.
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