Plat rond en porcelaine à décor en or bruni d’une frise de feuillages. Good cond…

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Plat rond en porcelaine à décor en or bruni d’une frise de feuillages.

Good condition, enamel firing cracks in the center. Paris, Empire period. No visible mark. D. 32 cm. Provenance According to family tradition, this dish came from the dinner service of General Pierre Cambronne (1770-1842). The service was bequeathed to his adopted daughter Sophie-Catherine Adamson, wife Roussin, then by descent to Mr. José Roussin, who gave the dish to the current owner's father.

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Plat rond en porcelaine à décor en or bruni d’une frise de feuillages.

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