6 Flat Plates Of The XIXth Century

AX Plates: 6 Porcelain flat plates decorated with a silver coat of arms with three tanned boar heads, the shield surmounted by a silver helmet taré in profile. Coat of arms to be identified. The plates, in perfect condition, impeccably gilded, have probably never been used and are marked: gold medal in Paris 1878. Hache, Julien & Cie Vierzon Paris. Adolphe Hache: This name is well known to porcelain collectors. In the 19th century, this industrialist from Vierzonnais built an industrial empire.The name of Hache became synonymous with quality and prestige. The firm is located in Paris, Place Vendôme, a luxury hotspot in the capital. She becomes an ambassador of national know-how. "MM. Hache and Pépin-Lehalleur brothers represented, with all the most recent progress, and with great perfection, the manufacture of French hard porcelain ”, writes, then Victor d'Albert de Luynes, in his report on the Universal Exhibition de Vienne in 1873. This important factory was created in 1815 by MM. Perrot and Delvincourt. The latter bought the factory in 1845 and gave it great development. In 1885, MM. Adolphe Hache and Pépin Lehalleur withdrew. The house was taken over by MM. Alfred Hache et Jullien, under the company name “Hache Jullien et Cie”. These two new partners were son and son-in-law of Mr. Adolphe