Featured "Sevres" Platter signed Lucot

I probably overpaid for this piece but I was attracted to its unusual design. It is very large, measuring almost 24" in diameter and the frame is very ornate and made of wood. The piece is not perfectly round but rather is "scalloped" and is signed "Lucot".

A couple of questions:

What exactly is it?
Is it sevres or sevres style? I assume sevres style.
How old?
Can you find any comparable pieces out there?

Dan

 

I found another Lucot sevres plate https://www.invaluable.com/auction-...sevres-porcelain-tray.-oval-108-c-fcd6ea9e09#

 

Thanks barn owl. I saw that piece but could not log in to get any specifics. Can you?

 

All I can access it the overview: Description: An antique French Sevres porcelain tray. Oval shaped form, handpainted by Lucot with a charming figural scene in a garden setting. Gilt handles. 13" x 18". Circa 1900. Signed and marked in the back.

 

That is a really beautiful little plate, i adore french ceramics. I found this 30cm vase in bronze mounts with restoration

https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/...0029/lot-e0419fa9-244f-4651-9b4b-a444010c237c

Described as possibly Sevres, signed Lucot. Sold for £100.

 

Thanks Ratsy. Seems pretty inexpensive for that lovely vase but I am sure the restoration hurt

 

I agree. I find most restored porcelain genereally fetches 1/5 of its value were it perfect.

 

Excuse me Wrong post.