Could the wall plate be from Sevres?
Hello, this wall plate has always hung at my parents' house. It's in immaculate condition and looks quite antique. I think the porcelain mark is very similar to the "Sèvres" mark (1756). What the small symbol at the bottom means, however, is a mystery to me. What do you think, could it be? Thank you in advance for your feedback.
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Good morning Skylar65,
if the wall plate of Sèvres would be!, then the letter is D for the Year of manufacture – as written by you – 1756.
And that in an impeccable state!
Of the famous Sèvres porcelain factory there are many fakes; see this article:
http://wienerporzellan.at/2016-porzellan/2016-Month Objects-html/Mon2016-07.html
What also speaks against Sèvres: She was known for her excellent staging/painting.
If you compare 0original Sèvres with your plate, you can see a big difference:
https://auction.van-ham.com/s-vres-teller-mit-stadtansicht–id-36858-item.html
https://www.pamono.de/franzoesisches-sevres-porzellan-tablett-von-moreaux-19-jh
Still LG, Margita
Hello, Margita, you can dream. Either way, the plate looks pretty 😉. Thank you for your efforts. Greetings and a nice Sunday.
Hello Skylar65,
Surely that is allowed; what do I dream of all that…:)
And yes, he's very pretty.
Very, very happy to happen and also a beautiful Sunday,
LG Margita
Good evening Skylar65,
and very nice thanks for your award ⭐, Margita