Vincennes Floral Plate

This is a deep / soup plate made by Vincennes / Sevres in 1755. This type of dish with its simple, refined decoration was featured as part of large dinner services of the period and is a favorite of serious collectors even today. This dish here would have been made towards the end of Vincennes before it was relocated to Sevres. It is made of soft paste porcelain and is hand painted with their famous enamel flower arrangements or bouquets as well as a single flower with some honey gilding and blue trim. The plate is in superb condition with just some very very minor use marks. As nice as they come and a very early example of their work. The piece is marked with the blue interlaced LL mark without date or artist marks but the impressed number 55 shows us the year it was made. It has the usual hole for hanging in the kiln along the footring. The plate is 1.625 inches tall and 9.625 inches in diameter. Please email me for more information or other pictures.