This beautiful, tiny bowl/place is decorated with a central medallion depicting a lovely period-style woman.
It is decorated with 22-carat scrolls, and the dish is nestled in a brass footed stand, with a handle. The metal is intricately ornate.
A vintage or antique porcelain candy/nut dish with a brass handle and stand. Its style can be described as Victorian or Neoclassical Revival, particularly due to the presence of the central portrait after Angelica Kauffman (a Swiss painter known for Neoclassical works in the 1700s) and the intricate gold tracery. The overall design, including the filigree brass holder and decorative elements, aligns with the aesthetic trends of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, which often drew inspiration from earlier classical styles.
This specific backstamp belongs to the St. Lazare pattern manufactured by Haviland & Co. Limoges France. [
This specific pattern and its corresponding backstamp were produced between 1888 and 1896.
The plate is in good condition. There is some wear though.
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