Sèvres porcelain plate, with lapis blue ground and gilded frieze, identical to the decoration of the Cardinal Fesch service. Fesch service of 1811; in the center, the crowned figure of Louis-Philippe, in gold, surrounded by a wreath of flowers au naturel, all surrounded by a golden laurel wreath. On the back, the green vignette for the Louis-Philippe era dated: "40" (1840), the red vignette of the Château de Trianon and maker's marks, one green: "4 m.s 20" (March 4, 1820), the other gold: "24. Mrs 20. B. f." (March 24, 1820, date and gilder's initials); diameter 23.5 cm. Period, plate made in 1820, modified under Louis-Philippe around 1840 by bringing back its figure. Very good condition.

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