Paul PASTAUD in LIMOGES Set of mismatched porcelain pieces comprising: a framed porcelain plate with oval view, painted in blue monochrome with gold highlights, depicting a moonlit landscape, signed LAMY (28 x 36 cm); a rim plate with polychrome painted decoration depicting two woodcocks, signed GOLSE (Diam. 26 cm), a baluster-shaped lamp base in the Empire style with gold-embellished Fuchsia painted decoration with the Napoleon I numeral adorned with eagles, bees, laurels and flanked by two caryatids (H. 35 cm), a porcelain dish with gold-embellished polychrome enamel painted decoration depicting a snowy stream and signed Boz (L. 45.5 cm). An enameled porcelain plate decorated with hummingbirds and flowers in paste over paste on an oven-blue background (29.5 x 14 cm) is included.

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