LATE 19TH CENTURY, SIGNED E. PAGÈS, THE ENAMEL ATTRIBUTED TO EMILE DELFORGE

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A FRENCH ENAMELED AND BEADED FAIENCE FINE RECTANGULAR PLAQUE
Late 19th century, signed E. PAGÈS, the enamel attributed to Emile Delforge
Finely painted after A. Guès with a full-length portrait of a Renaissance lady, holding a fan, her plumed hat and 'bejeweled' dress enriched with polychrome patterned foil applied with micro-beads in imitation of textile, on a chequered floor, the cobalt-blue surround enriched with vertical gilt rinceau scrolls
27½ x 15½ in. (70 x 39.5 cm.), within a giltwood frame

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This lot is offered without reserve.

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The attribution of the image to the French artist Alfred-François Guès (b. 1837), an exhibitor at the Paris Salon 1863-1881, and the enameling to Emile Delforge, known to have worked with Théodore Leroy and to have been awarded silver and gold medals at the Paris salon of 1885, is based on comparisons with plaques of similar subject and facture including one also signed E. Pages and featuring the same maiden against a variant ground, also from the Greenfield collection and sold Christie's, New York, 20 October 2009, lot 128. Cf. Régine de Plinval de Guillebon, Faïence et Porcelain de Paris, Dijon, 1995, p. 350.