19th Century Jules Vieillard French Faience Dinner Plate - Baby on a Swing (A) tea set Smithsonian Design Museum and dated

Smithsonian Design Museum and dated from the 18th century

The illumination coming from the pierced sections gives such a lovely ambiance

muted tones that evoke a sense of nostalgia and refinement

Body measures approximately 6” x 2

Originally designed to store treasured keepsakes or vanity items

19th Century Jules Vieillard French Faience Dinner Plate - Baby on a Swing (A) tea set Smithsonian Design Museum and datedThis 10" plate was produced in the 19th century by the esteemed Vieillard Bordeaux factory in the South of France, where the highest quality materials and methods were employed, hence making them the most coveted faience anywhere, especially in France. Each plate design is indicative of Vieillard's influence by renown Rococo artist Jean Berain of the 17th century. They are extremely rare and perfect for the true Francophile! Stamped with the Jules