Antique Royal Vienna Porcelain Plate Hand Painted Muse with Cupid Beehive Mark Courreges Paris which allows the lifting of

which allows the lifting of the lid to fill the bowl with incense

I think that the hanger dates to the 1960s or maybe 70s

Because this was most likely part of a wedding trousseau

“Franklin Pierce – We Shall Pierce You in 1852” novelty historical campaign pin

Antique Royal Vienna Porcelain Plate Hand Painted Muse with Cupid Beehive Mark Courreges Paris which allows the lifting ofThis is an antique hand painted Royal Vienna porcelain plate marked with a beehive mark in blue underglaze. This mark was originally used by the The Imperial and Royal Porcelain Manufactory and is called the Bindenschild mark. A number of people used this mark in imitation of the Royal Porcelain Manufactory aka Royal Vienna. My understanding is that the blue mark underglaze normally is indicative of an authentic piece. I would date it to between 1890