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Queen's Factory (The factory was established in 1776 by Andre Marie Leboeuf (c. 1755-1810). Because he was technically still a minor, under 25 years, the contract for the transfer of the land on which the factory stood was signed by his widowed mother and Jacques-Pascal Barrachin. Barrachin had been a merchant in Lyons, and since 1774 had been associated with the Marquis d'Usson at the factory run by Hannong in the Faubourg St. Denis. Not long before the partnership deeds between Leboeuf and Barrachin were signed Leboeuf registered the mark of the letter A. The protection of Marie Antoinette was given to the factory two years later and the mark changed from a blue A to an A crowned and in red.
In Feb 1797 Leboeuf sold the factory to Charles Barthelemy Guy and Marie Antoinette Houzel, continuing in production until 1806.)
Dish, hard-paste porcelain, circular with a scalloped rim, footring; the edge is gilded and the central reserve is circled by a gilt line border, printed and painted with cornflower sprigs.
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Collection Area
Art
Item Number
NMW A 38736
Creation/Production
Queen's Factory
Acquisition
Gift, 1/2/1918
Measurements
Height
(cm): 4.6
diam
(cm): 30.3
Height
(in): 1
diam
(in): 11
Techniques
Jiggered
Forming
Applied Art
Moulded
Forming
Applied Art
Transfer-printed
Decoration
Applied Art
Painted
Decoration
Applied Art
Gilded
Decoration
Applied Art
Glazed
Decoration
Applied Art
Material
Hard-paste porcelain
Location
In store
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