Compagnie Des Indes, Pair Of Porcelain Plates, 18th Century

Porcelain plates, scalloped shape, with polychrome decoration, from the 18th century. European order for a Chinese porcelain plate from the East India Company. With identical polychrome decoration to the enamels of the famille rose, composed in the center of a male character representing a musician playing the flute and small flowers surrounded by a frieze of leafy scrolls and small flowers. The wings are decorated with enamels alternating birds and floral compositions matching the rest of the decoration. The rim is decorated with a double copper-colored line. We can also distinguish numerous decorative elements such as the musician's flute, a few petals of small flowers, scrolls and bird feathers, in gold colors made using the technique known as "tobacco leaf".
East India Company.

Two hairs are visible respectively on each piece, and some shards are also visible on both plates.
18th century.
Good general condition

Dimensions:
Diameter: 22.8 cm

380€ each.