Sèvres Green-Ground Plate with Floral and Butterfly Decoration

A magnificent hard-paste porcelain plate by the Sèvres Manufactory, dated 1835, featuring a vibrant green ground with finely painted floral bouquets emerging from gold scrollwork, accented with colorful butterflies. The central medallion depicts a blooming flower, surrounded by gilded arabesques.

Painted by Jacques-Nicolas Sisson, one of the most skilled members of the renowned Sisson family of decorators, active between 1795 and 1845.

Diameter: 24 cm
Date: 1835, during the reign of Louis-Philippe

Provenance: Commissioned in 1838 by King Louis-Philippe as part of a 60-piece service destined for his sister, Madame Adélaïde, at the Château de Randan. This service was known as "fond vert impressions dorées dans des fleurs".

Condition: Very good overall condition?the gilding shows slight natural wear consistent with the age of the piece.