Can someone date these plates?

They have some stains that couldnt be washed...
Diameter of both plates is 7.5 inches

 

The first thing you do, is remove those holders!

 

Ok.
Done.

 

Wow, I wish my kids obeyed in less than a minute.

 

The style of the plates goes back into the 19th C but I'd look to the mark for a better dating. Here is some info on the company and someone's description of the mark. When you see "made in" on a pottery mark it almost always dates from the 1890's or later with some exceptions. Does the other plate have any marks?

http://www.geheugenvannederland.nl/...richts_aardewerk,_1836-1969/societe_ceramique

http://members.boardhost.com/willow/msg/1188570581.html

 

Made in Holland makes then late 19th, early 20th C at the earliest.


Edit too little, too late. :-(

 

No.
Only Napoleon one has the mark

 

I can translate what the priest is saying to those ugly youngsters, I just cannot understand why anyone would put it on a plate. He just seems to be acknowledging that the youth has taken his hat off to him.

 

Ah,,,the ironic humor of that era.
I love the border design on that plate

 

Is the decal on the left one way off center, or is it a weird camera thing?

 

It is off center... climbing the edge.
It is more visible on photo than in vivo

 

Found a few of the Napoleon & General Kleber plates by the same company. It is being dated from 1910 to 1950. Now that was a big help!
https://www.onekingslane.com/product/60724/842363

The following site has several blue and white Napoleon plates by the Société Céramique. One of them has the same scene as on yours. They are dating the plates "c1890." Scene like yours are the 3rd and 10th thumbnails from the left.
http://auction.catawiki.com/kavels/...tricht-6-borden-uit-serie-napoleon-veldslagen

--- Susan

 

Yes. Dating something 1910-1950 is riddiculous. It is THE plate. Second link and blue and white plates are bigger

 

Thank you Lady Susan!

 

It's possible the priest plate is a French product. Sarreguemines produced similar plates although they're usually marked and I don't remember them using that border.

 

Source was the same

 

That doesn't mean that they were bought at the same time. Even if they were they could still be by different manufacturers. The molds are clearly different.
Don