Thanks, but I still think the signature might be his
Look up works by Jules Breton and tell me his signature doesn't bear a striking resemblance to the signature on my plate. Somebody please chime in
Compare the plate signature with that of artist Jules Breton. Very similar
I think this is different.
The front of the plate is hand painted. It features flowers, berries, and turning leaves. The details are extraordinarily realistic. It's...
I don't understand why the decorator would choose a well known mark from 100 years earlier. Thanks
My fascination with hand painted porcelain plates is recent, hence my ignorance. When Bloody mentioned the Sevres mark, I didn't know he was...
Thanks for the welcoming, but can someone please explain the other mark (squiggly thing). I found one source that says it is from before 1753. By...
If anyone has more info on the squiggly, it would be much appreciated. I don't think it dates back to the 18th century. Thanks again
Thank you very much for all your input. Forgot my manners for a moment
The L with a line over it is a Haviland backstamp which I have seen in several sources saying the aforementioned info. The only single example of...
Don't understand how these two marks can coexist. The Haviland mark is Mark F, dating between 1876-1889. The other mark, from anything I have...
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