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Antique Hand Painted Cabinet Porcelain Plate, Sevres Style, Middle 19th Century.
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Antique Hand Painted Cabinet Porcelain Plate, Sevres Style, Middle 19th Century.

19th century
Sold 17 November 2025 · Gillers Antiques Ltd
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Antique hand painted cabinet porcelain plate in Sevres style created in the middle of 19th century in France. The plate covered in turquoise blue glaze with gilt trim and decorated with gold floral ornament. The decorative gold floral motifs around the rim enhance the elegance of the piece, signifying the high-quality craftsmanship. In the center the scene depicting a couple in 18th-century attire, which is characteristic of the romantic themes often explored in porcelain art during the 19th century. The signature on the picture reads "C. Velly", referring to Charles Velly, who was known for his work at the Sèvres factory, particularly during the mid-19th century. He was recognized for his delicate and detailed painting style, often illustrating themes of love and romance, which aligns with the scene depicted on the plate. Despite the fact that on the base there is marking used at the Sevres, I’m guessing that's it is not correct. I'm close to saying it's a nice done copy, very close to original. At that time there were many porcelain factories in France, and very often they bought blank unpainted pieces from the Sevres manufactory and had it finished, which in no way detracts from the beauty of this plate. Sevres and other porcelain manufactories in France is the cradle of European porcelain. It is the largest ceramic center of handmade porcelain production, which for many years determined the development of porcelain in Europe. French porcelain was highly prized for its delicate and intricate designs, which often featured intricate floral patterns, landscapes, and scenes from mythology, history and rural scenes. The porcelain was also known for its soft and creamy glazes, which gave it a unique and ethereal quality. It should be noted that it does not lose its value for collectors and in our days.

Dimensions : diameter 24.3 cm, weight 417 grams.

Condition : excellent antique condition

Please examine the attached photos carefully as they form an integral part of this description. The item will be shipped with full tracking and insurance. Please note that shipping costs include labour, packaging, and postage.

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Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Hand Painted Porcelain Plate to the 19th Century.

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Antique hand painted cabinet porcelain plate in Sevres style created in the middle of 19th century in France. The plate covered in turquoise blue glaze with gilt trim and decorated with gold floral ornament.
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The decorative gold floral motifs around the rim enhance the elegance of the piece, signifying the high-quality craftsmanship.
Gillers Antiques Ltd

In the center the scene depicting a couple in 18th-century attire, which is characteristic of the romantic themes often explored in porcelain art during the 19th century. The signature on the picture reads "C. Velly", referring to Charles Velly, who was known for his work at the Sèvres factory, particularly during the mid-19th century. He was recognized for his delicate and detailed painting style, often illustrating themes of love and romance, which aligns with the scene depicted on the plate. Despite the fact that on the base there is marking used at the Sevres, I’m guessing that's it is not correct. I'm close to saying it's a nice done copy, very close to original. At that time there were many porcelain factories in France, and very often they bought blank unpainted pieces from the Sevres manufactory and had it finished, which in no way detracts from the beauty of this plate. Sevres and other porcelain manufactories in France is the cradle of European porcelain. It is the largest ceramic center of handmade porcelain production, which for many years determined the development of porcelain in Europe. French porcelain was highly prized for its delicate and intricate designs, which often featured intricate floral patterns, landscapes, and scenes from mythology, history and rural scenes. The porcelain was also known for its soft and creamy glazes, which gave it a unique and ethereal quality. It should be noted that it does not lose its value for collectors and in our days.

fig 1. An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple.
fig 1. Antique Hand Painted Cabinet Porcelain Plate, Sevres Style, Middle 19th Century.

Dimensions : diameter 24.3 cm, weight 417 grams.

Condition : excellent antique condition

Please examine the attached photos carefully as they form an integral part of this description. The item will be shipped with full tracking and insurance. Please note that shipping costs include labour, packaging, and postage.

Date of Manufacture

Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Hand Painted Porcelain Plate to the 19th Century.

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An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Antique Hand Painted Cabinet Porcelain Plate, Sevres Style, Middle 19th Century.

Archive II An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple. View II
Archive III An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple. View III
Archive IV An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple. View IV
Archive V An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple. View V
Archive VI An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple. View VI
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An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple.
Antique Hand Painted Cabinet Porcelain Plate, Sevres style, middle 19th century.
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An antique round porcelain plate featuring a blue border with gold floral motifs and a central hand-painted scene of an 18th-century couple.
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  • Object[Decorative Plates]
  • Period19th century
  • Style[French Revival]
  • Material[Porcelain, Gold]
  • Colour[Blue]
  • MotifsHand painted figures, Gilded floral scrollwork, Scalloped rim

Sevres style porcelain originates from the renowned French royal manufactory established in the 18th century, characterised by rich ground colours such as bleu celeste, intricate hand-painted figural scenes, and heavy gilding.

These pieces are crafted from hard-paste or soft-paste porcelain, shaped by hand, fired at high temperatures, and decorated with metal oxide pigments and gold leaf applied by skilled artisans.

Authenticity is typically verified by examining hand-painted brushwork details, wear on the gilt edges, the weight and translucency of the ceramic body, and underlying factory or decorator marks.

An antique decorative plate can be mounted on a wall using a specialized hanger, displayed on a wooden stand upon a mantlepiece, or featured inside a glass-fronted cabinet for a sophisticated focal point.

Antique porcelain should be cleaned exclusively by dusting with a soft, dry cloth; immersion in water or the use of chemical detergents is strictly discouraged to protect fragile hand-painted details and gilding.
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