Royal Vienna Hand-Painted Scene Plate Cleone Naiad Nymph and Putti Scene 9 1/2" 1870s as you can see in

as you can see in the last photograph

The lid has a crest of a stag similar to the family crest for the Bridgewater Clan

Barclay was a noted American illustrator and

There may have been a stone (likely onyx) that was inlaid into the space behind the pearl

spoon was made in the ornate Florentine pattern which was patented in 1901

Royal Vienna Hand-Painted Scene Plate Cleone Naiad Nymph and Putti Scene 9 1/2" 1870s as you can see inPresented is a fancy hand painted porcelain plate from Royal Vienna. This piece depicts a scene of the river nymph naiad Cleone holding up a branch to a small child or putti in a forest scene, after the painting by 18th century Swiss Neoclassical painter Angelica Kauffman. The scene and decorative bands around the border are hand painted and have many raised dotted details. On the right edge of the center scene is signed by E. Heim. The underside is