Hand-Painted KPM-Style Porcelain Plaque After F. Coomans — “Une Voile Attendue” Vintage

Hand-Painted KPM-Style Porcelain Plaque After F. Coomans — “Une Voile Attendue” VintageA finely hand painted porcelain plaque depicting a classical figural scene of a draped allegorical woman reaching toward a seated child putto beside a stone block and vessel in a pastoral landscape. The painting is executed in soft academic tones with delicate modeling and smooth enamel surface typical of late 19th century European porcelain plaque painting. The lower edge of the plaque bears a painted signature that appears to read Bridel (likely the

Sold by historic tabacconist located opposite the Palais Royal at 157 rue Saint-Honore

Brass door plaques were widely used to label these rooms and were typically produced by architectural hardware manufacturers supplying country houses and equestrian facilities

The interior retains blue moiré silk endpapers framed by gilt dentelle decoration

Silvered Glass/Crystal Lidded Jar

The underside of the lid also retains its original lining

Engraving by Bernard Picart (1673-1733) - another one of the marriage plates

with scalloped floriform mouth headed by grotesque mask

Early 20th Century: Many guilloché frames were produced in Austria

A wonderful example of Romantic-era French literature in an attractive original binding

Giacomelli

Floral Linen Book

An elegant engraved plate featuring two vertical ornamental panels framed by neoclassical linear borders