Oyster Plate Collection Antique 1 Oyster Plate, Porcelaine de Baudour, Vintage 2024 Belgian, White Oyster Plate, Dish Collection, Collectors

1 Oyster Plate Collection from the prestigious manufacturer Porcelaine de Baudour, Antique Oyster Plate, Vintage Belgian, White Oyster Plate, Collector Dish.
Lovely vintage first quality white porcelain and gilt OYSTER PLATE from the famous Belgian porcelain manufacturer Porcelaine de Baudour.

The plate measures 9.84 in x 9.84 in (23,5 cm ), and has lovely scalloped decorative edges all gilt, and deep indented placements for 6 individual oysters.

The dish is in EXCELLENT VINTAGE condition, with no cracks, loss of gilt, chips or repairs. 2024 The only sign of age is faint natural oxidisation of gilding in a few places.
Elegant addition to your dinner or lunch table for one, perfect for that perfect serving of fresh oysters.
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This listing is for one plate.

Very nice for a dinner, 6 places in the shape of shell for the oysters,and in the center,a place to put a lemon .
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In good vintage condition, perfect conditions. No cracks or any dammage.

" Porcelain and pottery marks - Baudour Fuisseaux marks
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In the territory of the commune of Baudour, near Belgian Mons, several ceramic factories were created during the 19th and 20th centuries. In August 1842 François-Joseph Declercq established a manufacture in a building of an old pottery. François-Joseph Declercq is thought to work before for famous porcelain factories of Meissen and Sevres.

Three years later Declercq joined forces with a lawyer Nicolas De Fuisseaux. In 1848 management of this fast developing company took over Nicolas De Fuisseaux. He led the Manufacture de Porcelaine de Baudour till his death in 1857. His widow widow Eléonore Messine took over management for 25 years. After her death (1881) the company was managed by youngest son, Fernand.

In 1898, the name changed and took the form: "Société Anonyme des Anciennes Mills of Fuisseaux". Fernand de Fuisseaux died in 1912. He was suceeded by his son in
law, Charles Greyson.

After the First World War the company was bought by the Société Anonyme des Pavillons and in 1934 the Belgian Ceramic Society "Cérabel" took over the direction of the Baudour factory. In 1977, Cerabel being on the verge of bankruptcy ceased production of tableware porcelain"

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