19th Century opera and decorative arts combine in this Antique French Porcelain Plate! On this plate is a section of "Le Muette de Portici" by French Composer, Daniel Auber. It is suggested this opera had a hand in the 1830 Belgian Revolution. Even without that historical notation, it also holds the title of being one of France's first great opera. With that, we understand why it has landed as a motif for this musical plate!

Collector's Notes: 

Antique 19th Century French Transfer Decorated Musical Scene Porcelain Plate featuring a section of the opera Le Muette de Portici by Daniel Auber, a 19th Century French Composer. Le Muette de Portici, also known as The Mute Girl of Portici, first debuted in Paris in 1828.

Marked on back "Sujets Musicaux" "Terre de Fer" "France". Signed "G. Gostiary" on lower right front. "No. 2" on lower left front.

Condition: Excellent

Expected wear for age. Minor wear to gilded edge; minor wear to overall transfers throughout; minor scuffing on high-friction areas.

Size: 8 3/4" diameter; 1" height from table