Decorative porcelain plate featuring cherubs
Decorative porcelain plate featuring cherubs
Description
France/Late 19th Century
Decorative plates featuring cherubs, also known as putti, have a long history in art and ceramics, often drawing inspiration from classical mythology and Renaissance art. These motifs symbolized love, fertility, and innocence, making them popular for both functional and ornamental tableware and display pieces.
Porcelain production, particularly in France with centers like Limoges, became highly refined in the 19th century, producing intricate transfer-printed and hand-painted wares. Plates decorated with such idyllic scenes were often made for the middle and upper classes, serving as decorative items rather than everyday dinnerware, reflecting a taste for romantic and sentimental imagery.
Care
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Design
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