Plates in hard and new porcelain from Sologne Lamotte

11 plates in hard sologne porcelain from the lamotte factory dating from the 1930s to 1950s, stamped in gilding with their coat of arms with a large letter encompassing the letters pn (new porcelain). * there are few pieces under this stamp, these plates are part of the last production lines of larchevêque between 1930 and 1966. The mention 'l' means larchevêque and the letters "pn" mean new porcelain. From 1966, it became sologne porcelain with the horn emblem. * each plate is beautifully decorated with a simple golden bouquet of foliage. They are scalloped and entirely gilded. Their chic, elegant, delicate and refined design, just as timeless, will be perfect for a festive table. The plates are in perfect vintage condition, with some extremely discreet micro-scratches on some, barely visible. I would like to point out a charming detail: on one of the plates, you can see a manufacturing defect on the edge, particularly on the gilding and more precisely in the hollow place where the plate is scalloped (see photo). It is likely that the plate did not have its scalloped shape in one place by mistake, giving the porcelain clay a particular shape, then painted in gilding. * pieces of sologne porcelain are considered prized collector's items, and these plates are distinguished by their rarity. * 📏 21 cm dia ⚖️ 3.547 kg 🌐 insta: unetouchedepoque.

Ref. : ZSFWS9EB