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An interesting and small 17th century enamel plaque, Limoges, France, circa 1640.
Designed with a well-dressed lady, standing beneath a draped canopy, wearing a mulberry-coloured dress with bold lace collar, her hands resting in a muff, enamel on copper, ebonised frame.
For a comparable plaque see Suzanne Higgott, The Wallace Collection Catalogue of Glass and Limoges Painted Enamels, London 2011, no. 88.
Dimensions
Height 11.2cm, Width 7.7cmCondition report
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