SEVRES : Pair of round plates with contoured edges in porcelain, with polychrome decoration of a sowing of barbels. Gold wolf teeth in border. Marked, painter's marks in gold. First Republic period (1793-1804). Diameter : 23,8 cm. The GI mark in gold remains undetermined. It was found, among others, on a cup and saucer in soft paste, painted by Levée père in 1790; as well as on a cup and saucer in soft paste painted by Crommelin during the First Republic. Sources : BRUNET Marcel, Les marques de Sèvres, Gérard Le Prat éditeur, Paris, 1953.