1970s Daniel Hechter French Equestrian Horse Porcelain Plate

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This is a vintage Daniel Hechter porcelain equestrian horse racing platter. The horse is dressed in a red hood and … Read more This is a vintage Daniel Hechter porcelain equestrian horse racing platter. The horse is dressed in a red hood and plaid saddle blanket, surrounded by an elaborate border of interwoven belts, buckles, and gold rope detailing in the classic equestrian style. The contrasting black, red, gold, and white palette gives this piece a distinctive designer-inspired look. This is Perfect as a decorative catchall, vanity tray, or accent on a coffee table or bookshelf. We have multiples so collecting them all, presents a fabulous equestrian table. This measures 9" square. These are incredibly rare and the traditional French elegance with sporting and equestrian-inspired imagery alludes to an aesthetic that can feel quite similar to Hermès.

Daniel Hechter (b. 1938) is a celebrated French fashion designer who helped pioneer luxury-inspired ready-to-wear fashion in the 1960s. Known for his sophisticated Parisian aesthetic, Hechter expanded his design influence into home furnishings, porcelain, and decorative accessories during the 1970s and 1980s. His equestrian-inspired designs reflect a classic French sporting elegance, often incorporating bold colors, stylized horses, and refined decorative details reminiscent of the Hermès aesthetic.

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9ʺW × 1ʺD × 9ʺH See less