This exquisite 18th- or early 19th-century French faience plate is a fine example of the Veuve Perrin style, known for its hand-painted romantic scenes and vivid floral motifs. Featuring a Rococo depiction of a courting couple by the water and delicate hand-painted flowers around the rim, this piece showcases the refined elegance of old Marseille ceramics.
Marked with a green 'P' on the back and delicately scalloped edges, the plate measures 24 cm in diameter. Its condition is excellent for its age, with no cracks or chips visible, only light age-related signs on the base ring. A wonderful addition for collectors of French faience or decorative antique tableware.
Origin: France
Style: Veuve Perrin, Rococo
Material: Faience (tin-glazed earthenware)
Technique: Hand-painted
Diameter: 24 cm
Mark: Green “P” on reverse
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, no chips or cracks
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