French Arts & Crafts Limoges Enamel Copper Plaque.

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A striking Arts & Crafts Limoges enamel & copper plaque by French artist Sornin Marguerire (1883-1974). The plaque is mounted on a frame which has a label to the rear, literally translating to 'High Fire Enamel Edited By Liguge Abbey'. The plaque is signed 'SM' to the lower right.

The plaque and frame remain in an excellent condition throughout.

Dimensions (frame):-

Height: 30cm

Width: 24cm

Depth: 2.25cm

Weight: 430 grams

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Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art Period Edwardian Antiques Material Enamel Origin French Item code as1132a101 / 4080 Status Sold

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