A FRAMED SEVRES PORCELAIN PLAQUE, 'WOMAN WITH A MIRROR' CIRCA 1820

A FRAMED SEVRES PORCELAIN PLAQUE, 'WOMAN WITH A MIRROR' CIRCA 1820

after the painting by Titian (1488-1576), possibly painted by Marie Victoire Jaquotot, the woman gazing into a mirror held by an attendant at the reflection of her hair in a convex mirror behind her, printed crowned interlaced LL's in blue within a laurel wreath, incised L, in a contemporary gilt-metal and gilt-wood frame.

plaque 18⅞ in. x 12⅞ in.

Condition Report:
The plaque is in overall good condition and appearance. The plaque is intact. There are some scattered small flakes to the green enamel of the female figure's dress, as visible in the catalogue illustration. The frame, probably the original, with some losses to gilt-wood, and general wear.

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