Rare antique French dinner service after King Francis the First - stamped

SKU: 17188

US$2,638

This antique French porcelain dinner service collection is a rare model from the late 1800s featuring a salamander with a crown motif, the personal emblem of King Francis the First (1494-1547, reigned 1515-47), who is said to have visited the house where this service and this mirror last resided.

The previous owners purchased it in homage to the home’s history. Note the charming details like the salamander-like handles. Stamped with a crowned mark noting Francois 1eme, Terre de Fer (Ironstone), Salins, on reverse. 

Includes:
  • 17 dinner plates
  • 15 salad plates
  • 1 soupière
  • 1 larger soupière fixed to a plate
  • 1 gravy boat, 1 footed compotier
  • 1 footed serving bowl
  • 1 large serving bowl
Note photos to observe how many of the pieces exhibit marks and qualities from wear over time that the French would call "dans son jus" in the world of antiques. Note marks and chips to footed compotier as shown. 

Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Standard sizes.

Mirror referenced in video can be found here

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