19th Century Jules Vieillard French Faience Dinner Plate - Baby on a Swing (C) porcelain while the companion plaque portrays

while the companion plaque portrays an elegant Empire-era lady wearing a blue ribboned gown with roses in her hair

A miniature work of art in fine woodworking

Embossed with raised measurements in both cups and ounces

this pair offers a quietly regal presence—combining historical inspiration with timeless style

19th Century Jules Vieillard French Faience Dinner Plate - Baby on a Swing (C) porcelain while the companion plaque portraysThis 10" plate was produced in the 19th century by the esteemed Vieillard Bordeaux factory in the South of France, where the highest quality materials and methods were employed, hence making them the most coveted faience anywhere, especially in France. Each plate design is indicative of Vieillard's influence by renown Rococo artist Jean Berain of the 17th century. They are extremely rare and perfect for the true Francophile! Stamped with the Jules