A set of six hand-painted decorative plaques, likely intended as porcelain or enamel inserts for jewellery, snuff boxes, or items of furniture. Each plaque is crafted from glazed porcelain and features a polychrome scene executed in overglaze enamels with a high-gloss finish. The subject matter consists of reclining partially draped or nude female figures, possibly nymphs or classical deities, depicted within idealised pastoral landscapes. The aesthetic is characteristic of the late 19th to early 20th-century Rococo Revival style, reminiscent of 18th-century French masters. The lot comprises five smaller oval plaques and one slightly larger, more rounded oval plaque. No maker’s marks, signatures, or model numbers are visible on the face of the plaques.
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