A fine French porcelain plate by Alfred Hache & Co., Vierzon, France. Crafted circa 1890–1910, this elegant piece features a delicately molded shell design with a subtle gold trim along the rim. Its refined simplicity and functional form suggest it was intended as an oyster or sauce plate—ideal for serving shellfish or hors d'oeuvres. Stamped on the reverse with H & Co / V / France, this is a rare example from a lesser-known yet collectible French maker working contemporaneously with the Limoges manufacturers.
An excellent addition for collectors of antique French porcelain or for refined tablescapes.
A fine French porcelain plate by Alfred Hache & Co., Vierzon, France. Crafted circa 1890–1910, this elegant piece features a delicately molded shell design with a subtle gold trim along the rim. Its refined simplicity and functional form suggest it was intended as an oyster or sauce plate—ideal for serving shellfish or hors d'oeuvres. Stamped on the reverse with H & Co / V / France, this is a rare example from a lesser-known yet collectible French maker working contemporaneously with the Limoges manufacturers.
An excellent addition for collectors of antique French porcelain or for refined tablescapes.
