Sèvres Porcelain Plate
Sèvres porcelain scalloped plate painted with a medallion in its center representing Madame de Fontanges. The marli is decorated in relief with garlands, wreaths and gold scrolls.
18th-century porcelain.
Decorated in the 19th century.
Sèvres mark.
Marie-Angélique de Scorailles (or d'Escorailles) de Roussille, duchesse de Fontanges, born July 27, 1661 and died June 28, 1681, was a favorite of Louis XIV. At the age of 17, she fell into the arms of the king, then 41. She was the last of her kind in Louis XIV's life, since the king's relationship with Madame de Montespan was at an end, and Madame de Maintenon was not strictly speaking a favorite, since the king married her and never had another mistress after his secret marriage to her.
She was the last of her kind in Louis XIV's life, since the king's relationship with Madame de Montespan was at an end.
18th-century porcelain.
Decorated in the 19th century.
Sèvres mark.
Marie-Angélique de Scorailles (or d'Escorailles) de Roussille, duchesse de Fontanges, born July 27, 1661 and died June 28, 1681, was a favorite of Louis XIV. At the age of 17, she fell into the arms of the king, then 41. She was the last of her kind in Louis XIV's life, since the king's relationship with Madame de Montespan was at an end, and Madame de Maintenon was not strictly speaking a favorite, since the king married her and never had another mistress after his secret marriage to her.
She was the last of her kind in Louis XIV's life, since the king's relationship with Madame de Montespan was at an end.
400 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Porcelain
Diameter: 24,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1765629
Availability: In stock
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