Hand-painted pheasant dish porcelain Au Vase Etrusque Paris

Old dish (early twentieth) in white porcelain with the lace edge and the design of a pheasant painted by hand in black and gold ink. On the back the stamp au vase etrusque paris - limoges france - porcelain fired with wood.  Louis damon (1860-1947) man of taste becomes owner in 1887 of the luxury store "au vase etrusque" in paris (france) located at 20 rue malesherbes, renowned for art crystals and porcelain table services. A great creative he owns a decoration workshop and makes his own models to resell them. in 1889, the daum brothers entrusted him with the finishing of berluze vases. rewarded in 1900 at the universal exhibition of 1900 with a silver medal, he joined forces with his brother-in-law delente. Dimensions (cm): diameter 33 X h2. Net weight 1kg.