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Posted 10 years ago
katherines…
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This fine porcelain plate has a lovely pattern, looks like a white embroidered handkerchief laid on top of a navy blue plate. The plate has a raised design all over. It is very thin and light. No hallmark, unless you count a blue glaze small dash on the reverse. Does anyone have an idea who could have made this dish, or the era? Any ideas, comments, thoughts, welcome. Thanks for looking.
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Thanks for the love, aghcollect, and nutsabotas6. :)
I feel the same, nutsabotas, even without knowing who the maker is, this is a beautiful plate. Thanks for the compliment! :)
Thanks for the love, vetraio50, and mikelv85. :)
So unique Katherine. At first I thought it was a square plate placed on something. Hope you get dome info on it!
It is unique, isn't it, Karen? I hope so, too. :)
Thanks for the love, Trey. :)
So unusual and beautiful!
As Racer4four, I thought at first glance it was a square plate on an under plate!
I wanted too to thank you for your kind words about helping those willing to learn ;-))
Thanks for the love, kyratango, and freiheit. :)
Thanks so much for your nice compliment, kyratango, yes I think it is unusual and beautiful, too. :) And as for the comment, yes, you are a treasure, a wealth of knowledge which you are kind enough to share. :)
Thanks for the love, Agram.m, and kivatinitz. :)
Why thank you very much for the love and your lovely comment, brunswick. :)
This looks like an artists piece to me. Beautiful! Love the square inside a circle.
Thanks for the love, aura. :)
Thanks, robin56, yes, it is a unique piece by the design, thanks for the compliment. :)
PARTLY SOLVED: Saw a similar plate on FB, the poster said that his was unmarked as well but that he suspected our pieces were from a dessert service, possibly French white ware from early in the last century.