Manufacture De La Reine, Attributed To - 18th Century Porcelain Dish With Polychrome And Gold Floral Decoration

Porcelain serving dish with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers, enhanced with gilded fillets and palmettes. Paris porcelain, the dish is unsigned. It could be from the Manufacture de la Reine. We have sold signed pieces from this factory, whose decoration of the same type is very similar in terms of quality.

The Manufacture dite de la Reine rue Thiroux was founded in 1776 by André Leboeuf. In 1778, Leboeuf announced to his customers that "La Reine honor their establishment with her protection and allow it to bear her august namebear her august name, each newly manufactured piece will henceforth bemarked with a crowned A, the first letter of Her Majesty's name.

The Manufacture de la Reine is one of the many Paris manufacturersthat sought the protection of a member of the Royal family to obtainRoyal family to obtain a privilege and the prestige of a name and coat of armswhich they could display on their storefronts and invoices. The prominentcharacter received substantial financial rewards. Such was the case of Provence, the Count of Artois, the Duke of Orleansduc d'Orléans, the queen and even the very young 6-year-old duc d'Angoulême. years old. This system disappeared with the abolition of privileges during the French Revolution. Queen Marie Antoinette ordered services from the factory for herher apartments at Fontainebleau, the Tuileries and the Château de Trianon.Trianon.

Our is in very good condition with no flaws or accidents. Very fresh polychrome decoration, some wear to the gold.

Diameter: 19.8cm
Length: 27.7cm