Clignancourt, Count Of Provence - Porcelain Tête-à-tête Tray - Circa 1780

Visible in Paris. Free local pickup in the capital and its suburbs. Delivery within France €15. Contact me for Europe and worldwide shipping. Tray or serving dish. Hard-paste porcelain with gilt highlights. Marked with a red vignette. Dimensions: L. 29; W. 26 (cm). Paris, circa 1780. A tête-à-tête tray in a lozenge shape, with slightly raised and scalloped edges. Very fine gilt decoration in a trellis pattern and friezes. The Clignancourt factory, placed under the protection of the King's brother, Monsieur, Count of Provence, from 1777, produced pieces mainly gilt and then polychrome in the second half of the 1780s. The vignette mark is Monsieur's initials: LSX. Condition report: very fresh gilt, minimal wear.