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This antique collector plate from The Sevres China Company features a lovely scene of a monk /friar sitting at the table listening to musicians. The plate has a scalloped edge and is made of porcelain, showcasing the fine craftsmanship. Its multicolor design adds a touch of elegance to any decorative collection, making it a rare find for collectors. The plate is an ideal addition to any antique or decorative collection and is sure to impress.
See photos for measurements and signs of antique wear commensurate with age and use ( gold and paint loss at creases/ elevated areas, chip on edge and brown spot on the back side)
Despite mentioned flaws, good antique condition overall.
Perfect for cellar/ winery decor
The factory began as Agner, Fouts, and Co., eventually becoming Agner and Gaston. The Sebring family purchased the plant in 1887, renaming it Sebring Pottery. They sold the building when the Sebring family founded the town of Sebring, Ohio.
A group of investors: Harry Keffer, Frank Crook, William Tebbutt, Walter Hill and William Deidrick purchased the former Sebring Pottery in East Liverpool, Ohio, in 1900, naming their new company the Sevres China Company. However, the Sevres China Company experienced financial difficulties. As a result, several investors withdrew from the project.
When J. R. Warner joined the group in 1908, Sevres China Company became the Warner-Keffer China Company.
The pottery closed in 1911.
