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Limoges Enamel Plate. Court dit Vigier, Jean I (French, d. 1592). Court dit Vigier, Jean II (French, c.1575 to beween 1631-1635). The Egyptians adoring Joseph in Pharaoh's Chariot or The Triumph of Joseph. Circular with slightly raised edge, narrow rim, and shallow well with curved sides. Copper, enamelled in polychrome and grisaille, and gilded. Height, whole, 2.2 cm, diameter, whole, 19.9 cm, circa 1564-1610. Limoges, France.
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