This Stunning 19th C. French Sevres porcelain and champlevé enamel centrepiece features a beautiful hand painted scene of a very ethereal maiden and cherub surrounded with a Champlevé border. The dish has a handle on each side shaped of Acanthus leaves and is supported on 3 stylised feet, all in gilt bronze with a champlevé medallion on each foot. This superb piece would make a fine addition to many different rooms and settings. The dish is signed ‘Collet’ and is in the Napoleon III style.

 The Sèvres porcelain factory (Manufacture nationale de Sèvres) is one of the leading European porcelain factories, located in the city of Sèvres, France. The factory was successively named by political regimes, including the royal, imperial, and national manufactories.  Still in operation, it continues to produce objects created since 1740.

Origin:  French. Circa 1900

Condition: Excellent Condition

Dimensions: Overall: Diameter 29 x Overall Width 40 Cms x 17 Cms Height