Set of 6 20th C. "Un Automne a Cheverny" Sporting Dog Porcelain Plates by Marie Pourchet

This exquisite set of six porcelain plates celebrates the sporting heritage of Cheverny, a historic château in the Loire Valley of France renowned for its hunting traditions. Created by Marie Pourchet, a celebrated French porcelain artist, each plate features meticulously rendered hunting dogs rendered in the refined aesthetic of 20th-century French decorative arts. The title "Un Automne a Cheverny" (An Autumn at Cheverny) evokes the romance of the autumn hunting season, a quintessential aspect of French aristocratic life.

These plates exemplify the craftsmanship and artistry characteristic of fine French porcelain production, combining historical subject matter with elegant tableware design. The sporting dog motifs reflect both the cultural significance of hunting in French society and the enduring appeal of canine portraiture in decorative arts.

Measurements: 6.375" Diameter 

Notes: Great Condition