800
27x27cm.
Pair of antique polychrome Sèvres porcelain parade plates depicting the Sun King Louis XIV and Madame Anna Marie Talbot, Countess of Shrewbury.
The plate is housed in a vintage red fabric display case surrounded by a gilded and carved wooden frame.
General Conditions: Good Condition.
Provenance: 19th century France.
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