Description
Object Name Porcelain Serving Platter
Estimated Age Late 19th Century - Early 20th Century (1880-1920)
Material Porcelain with gilded accents
Historical Significance Serving platters of this type were commonly used in upper-class households for serving desserts or appetizers. The Rococo Revival style reflects a renewed interest in the elegance and elaborate decoration of the 18th-century Rococo period. The Neoclassical elements are the painting in the center of the platter. The couple painted suggests this could be inspired by mythological figures of the time.
Current Value Instance of(500$) 'CurrentValue'
Fun Facts [The cobalt blue color and gold accents were popular choices for luxury porcelain during this period. , The central image, featuring figures in classical or romantic attire, suggests inspiration from 18th-century French courtly scenes or pastoral settings. ]
Origin Likely France or Germany
Restoration Tips Handle with extreme care to avoid chipping or further damage to the porcelain or gilding. Gentle cleaning with a soft, damp cloth is recommended. Avoid abrasive cleaners. If the gilding is damaged, consult a professional restorer experienced in working with antique porcelain.
Style Rococo Revival/ Neoclassical