1973 D'Arceau-Limoges Collector Plate – Première Édition No. 474

Beautiful and historically rich D'Arceau-Limoges porcelain collector plate depicting a clandestine diplomatic meeting in 1776 during the early stages of Franco‑American relations. This plate is part of the prestigious Henri d'Arceau & Fils series, known for exceptional craftsmanship, hand‑finished details, and museum‑quality artwork.

Key Features

• Maker: Henri d'Arceau & Fils – D'Arceau-Limoges, France
• Series: Première Édition
• Plate Number: No. 474
• Year: 1973 (approx.)
• Material: Fine Limoges porcelain
• Design: 1776 clandestine diplomatic meeting scene
• Finish: Glossy with ornate gold‑tone border
• Backstamp: Fully marked with certification and edition details
• Handmade: “Fait à la main” – hand‑finished craftsmanship

Condition

• Plate: Excellent vintage condition with no cracks or repairs observed.
• Artwork: Colors remain vivid and detailed.
• Edges: Gold accents intact with minimal wear.

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Perfect For

• Collectors of Limoges porcelain and French fine ceramics
• Fans of American Revolution and early diplomacy history
• Display in offices, libraries, patriotic décor, or historical collections
• Gift for collectors or history enthusiasts

Shipping, Returns & Contact

• Shipping: Professionally packed with protective materials. Combined shipping available.
• Handling Time: Ships within 1–2 business days.
• Returns: 30‑day returns accepted. Item must be returned in original condition.
• Questions: Message anytime for more details or photos.

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