Count of Artois Porcelain Plate | Barbeaux (Cornflower) Design | Late 18th Century

We are pleased to offer this exquisite porcelain plate from the renowned Count of Artois manufactory, crafted during the late 18th century under the Ancien Régime, before the French Revolution. The plate features a delicate Barbeaux (cornflower) floral motif, a popular design in French porcelain of the time.

The Count of Artois, the younger brother of Louis XVI and future King Charles X, was the patron of this prestigious Parisian manufactory located on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis. The plate represents the artistry and craftsmanship of pre-Revolutionary France.

Details:

• Period: Late 18th Century (Ancien Régime)
• Manufacturer: Manufacture du Comte d'Artois, Paris
• Signature: CP Crowned
• Material: Porcelain
• Dimensions:
  • Diameter: 24.5 cm
  • Height: 3.7 cm
• Quantity: 1 plate
• Condition: The item is in very good condition for its age. Although over 230 years have passed since its production, there is a minor firing flaw in the decoration and slight wear to the gilding and painted areas from years of use. However, these imperfections do not detract from its overall aesthetic appeal. Additionally, small black spots or slight warping may be present, which reflect the manufacturing techniques of the time. These are not defects but rather characteristics of the non-industrial production methods used. Please review the photos carefully before making your purchase.

Important Notes:

All items purchased from our shop are carefully packed and shipped from Paris, France. For customers outside the EU, the shipment will be treated as an export. Please note that any import duties, VAT, and customs fees incurred upon receipt of the item are to be covered by the customer.