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A pair of Sevres boat shaped dishes, crested, banded in scrolling ivy, 27cm wide, printed Chateau

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A pair of Sevres boat shaped dishes, crested, banded in scrolling ivy, 27cm wide, printed Chateau
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A pair of Sevres boat shaped dishes, crested, banded in scrolling ivy, 27cm wide, printed Chateau and Sevres marks. The coronet and monogram would appear to be for Ferdinand-Victoire-Amédée de Facigny-Lucinge (1789-1866), -in short, Ferdinand Prince de Lucinge-who was recognied as 1st Prince de Lucinge ion 1828 by Charles X and who had previously (in 1823) married Charlotte de Bourbon, Comtesse d`Issoudun (1808-1886) illegitimate daughter of HRH the Duc de Berry (1778-1820)-the assassinated son & heir of King Charles X (1824-1830)

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A pair of Sevres boat shaped dishes, crested, banded in scrolling ivy, 27cm wide, printed Chateau and Sevres marks. The coronet and monogram would appear to be for Ferdinand-Victoire-Amédée de Facigny-Lucinge (1789-1866), -in short, Ferdinand Prince de Lucinge-who was recognied as 1st Prince de Lucinge ion 1828 by Charles X and who had previously (in 1823) married Charlotte de Bourbon, Comtesse d`Issoudun (1808-1886) illegitimate daughter of HRH the Duc de Berry (1778-1820)-the assassinated son & heir of King Charles X (1824-1830)

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