Vintage Jean Feuillade Limoges France Cobalt Blue Gold Fragonard Courting Couple 5.5" Dish Plate

Maker & Origin: Authentic Limoges porcelain by Jean Feuillade (J.F.), stamped on the underside in gold with the crowned shield mark reading "LIMOGES / made in France / VERITABLE PORCELAINE D'ART" around an ornate "F" monogram. (Circa mid-20th century, 1950s–1970s). Design & Artwork: Deep, glossy cobalt blue border heavily decorated with intricate gold-gilt floral scrolls and scalloped gilt edges. The white center medallion features a transfer-printed pastoral courting couple scene after Jean-Honoré Fragonard (signed "Fragonard" in the lower right of the image) framed by a solid gold band. Dimensions: Measures approximately 5 1/2" in diameter across the scalloped rim, making it ideal as a bread/dessert plate, pin/ring dish, or cabinet display plate (note: there is no cup indentation ring in the center, so it functions as a small plate/dish rather than a teacup saucer). Condition Notes: Clean porcelain body with no obvious chips or cracks; shows light, age-appropriate wear/rubbing to the gold gilt trim along the inner ring and outer scalloped rim.