Antique Limoges Coronet France Hand Painted Mallard Duck Plate With Gilded Rococo Rim

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ring timeless French sporting elegance to your collection with this exquisite hand-painted Limoges Coronet porcelain cabinet plate, beautifully decorated with … Read more ring timeless French sporting elegance to your collection with this exquisite hand-painted Limoges Coronet porcelain cabinet plate, beautifully decorated with a vibrant mallard duck in flight over a tranquil waterscape. Rich autumn tones and meticulous brushwork capture the movement of the bird, while the ornate sculpted rim is finished in luminous gold gilt, creating a striking presentation worthy of display.

Marked "Limoges Coronet France" on the reverse, this piece was produced using fine Limoges porcelain and individually hand painted, making each example unique. The artist's signature appears in the lower right, adding to its collectible appeal.

Perfect as a statement piece in a traditional, French country, sporting lodge, or English countryside interior, this decorative plate displays beautifully on a stand or as part of a gallery wall.

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Antique Limoges Coronet France porcelain
Hand-painted mallard duck in flight
Richly gilded Rococo-style molded rim
Artist signed (appears to read "Fredy")
Marked "Limoges Coronet France" on reverse
Circa 1900–1930
Decorative cabinet plate (not recommended for food use due to age)

A wonderful addition for collectors of Limoges porcelain, sporting art, waterfowl decor, French antiques, and hand-painted cabinet plates.

About Limoges Coronet

Limoges has been synonymous with fine porcelain since the late 18th century, when deposits of high-quality kaolin clay were discovered near Limoges, France. Rather than being a single manufacturer, "Limoges" refers to porcelain produced in the Limoges region, where numerous factories created blanks that were decorated by specialized studios and artists.

The Coronet mark was used by an exporter and decorating company during the early 20th century, producing elegant porcelain for the American market. Many Coronet pieces feature hand-painted landscapes, florals, wildlife, and elaborate gilded borders, making them popular with collectors today. See less