Very rare
6 dinner plates Diane model can also be used as a presentation plate
Size 25.5 cm
18 euros per plate, 90 for 6
Visible Strasbourg Schluthfeld or shipping
The Longchamp earthenware factory was bought in 1868 by the brothers Marcel and Robert Charbonnier from Mr. Phal-Blando who then operated a tile factory and a small earthenware factory.
From 1878, the Charbonnier brothers focused on the production, modern at the time, of fine, white ceramics known as "iron earth" or "opaque porcelain" developed at the end of the 18th century in England.
Longchamp earthenware from the Robert Charbonnier period has a unique characteristic, that of having for each model a stamp which is a work of art in itself, always very elaborate, very specific and unique. Longchamp RC Diane Model
ROBERT CHARBONNIER PERIOD (RC) (from around 1880 to 1905-1912)
The stamp, when present, is very elaborate and always features Robert Charbonnier's monogram in two variations of the intertwined R and C (round C or pointed C) in the center, as well as the name related to the motif.
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