Biscuit bust garcon manufacture nouvelle porcelaine limoges france xx eme

This subject in biscuit is XX th, it is stamped mnp (manufacture nouvelle de porcelaines) limoges france. The porcelain factory of the manufacture nouvelle de porcelaines, specialized in the production of decorative and artistic porcelain, was founded in 1957 by robert de mérindol, son-in-law of the famous porcelain maker camille tharaud. Robert de mérindol gave way to his son thierry in 1983, who transformed the company's articles of directors into a public limited company in 1985. In 1990 artoria became the brand and company name of the company. The upper part is made of biscuit the part of the bottom is made of plaster, you will notice that the junction between the two is visible on the bottom. It is in good general condition, note small black dots on the hair a slight crack on the underside (visible in the photos) of the biscuit, no lacks. It weighs a weight of 2.26 kilograms. Sold uncleaned as found. For the state thank you for detailing the photos. Feel free to zoom in. The photos are an integral part of the description. Size: Height: 38.5 cm. Width: 13 cm. Length: 22.5 cm. M339.

Ref. : D4U69CXX