Dessert Plates in the Polk Pattern
This flat-rimmed porcelain plate was made by Edouard D. Honoré of Paris between 1870 and 1899. The pattern resembles the state dinner service of the James Polk administration, but the plate's exact origins are unknown. It may have been reordered by a later administration, or an unauthorized reproduction of the Polk service.
- Artist
- Edouard D. Honoré
- Date of Work
- late 19th century
- Type
- China
- Credit
- White House Historical Association