Dinner Plate
Description
Blue and gilt. Monogram in centre in blue and gilt. Impressed mark on base (very faint): crowned circle with linked W's and figure 51 in centre, Worcester beneath. Dates plate as post 1862 so not likely to have belonged to Marie-Louise.
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Object Detail
"Porcelain Easter eggs for presentation purposes were made at the Polish factory of Baranovka and at the Russian porcelain factories in the nineteenth century...They were sometimes painted with suitable religious subjects." (Concise Encyclopaedia of Continental Pottery and Porcelain, 1960: 142)
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