Twelve Porcelain Dessert Plates By Samson - Paris -

Exceptional suite of twelve porcelain dessert plates made by Samson in the style of the famille rose de la Compagnie des Indes.
A scalloped plate with a white glaze, enriched in its center with a large bouquet of flowers, in shades of roses in their foliage.
The border is delimited by two stylized chains in matt gold, framing six small compositions of flowers and foliage.
A matt gold thread delimits the scalloped edge.
Production of the Emile Samson workshop (1837-1913) famous for its reproductions of old Asian porcelains.
All the plates are marked on the back by Samson with a red stamp in the Chinese style concealing an 'S'.
Diameter of a plate: 22 cm.
Period second half of the 19th century.
Very good state.
No cracks or chips, just about a scratch on the edge of a plate. (see last photo)