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FRENCH HERMES 1980s PORCELAIN BOWL TRAYPEONY FLOWERART DECO DESIGNUNIQUE VTG
PLEASE CHECK OUR FABULOUS POSITIVE FEEDBACKS. Hermes Porcelain goods, which includes tableware, tea sets, ashtrays, vases, and platters took off in the 1980s. During this time many of the motifs presented were equestrian or animal themed. Hermès porcelain starts in its workshops at Nontron in the southwest of France.
The artisans who work in the Hermès workshops work between creating tureens, bowls, dishes, plates, and large vases. Eight gold-filet craftspeople use a liner brush dipped in gold, platinum, or color to decorate the ceramics with their delicate hand.
Each porcelain item is carefully crafted in several careful steps. First the porcelain item is made, then it is decorated with the motif and fired in the kiln and last the item is given some finishing touches to smooth out rough edges left over from the previous kiln firings. Period : Authentic Original Vintage : from the 1980's : 1984.
Style : Tray / Trinket Tray / Vide-Poche. Paris : From a French Collection : Made in France. Colour : White - Black - Pale Pink - Light Orange - Dark Orange - Red - Beige - Dark Beige. Details : Beautiful Peony Design - Eye-Catcher Colours - Red Suede Bottom lining - Signed. Top Diameter : 5.3/4 inches.
Bottom Diameter : 3.1/4 inches. WEAR VINTAGE AND BE UNIQUE. Each item is carefully packed in a sturdy box or a padded envelope. We gladly and quickly answer all E.
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- Style: French
- Age: 1980s
- Primary Material: Porcelain
- Material: Porcelain
- Original/Reproduction: Original
- Unique Vintage Gift: Beautiful Peony Design
- Country/Region of Manufacture: France
- Authentic Original Vintage: From the 1980s
- Wear Vintage & Be Unique: You will never see this Tray anywhere else
- We always combine shipping: Kindly check our other listings
- Good Condition: Top Diameter : 5.3/4 inches
- Height : 1.3/4 inch: Bottom Diameter : 3.1/4 inches
- Features: Signed
- Stunning Design: Eye-Catcher Colours
- Red Suede bottom lining: Hard to find Vintage Hermes Porcelain
- Color: Multi-Color
- Fine Addition to a Collection: Fabulous Collection of Hermes Pieces listed
- Brand: Hermes . Paris
- Era: 1980s
- Country/Region of Origin: France