Georgian "The Four Courts, Dublin" Porcelain Miniature Plaque boucheron and black enamelled Gothic lettering

and black enamelled Gothic lettering IN MEMORY OF around the middle

the relevant sentiments are: fidelity (ivy)

and later exported to the US where it gave its name to gambling parlors

white and blue enamel

The piece dates to the late 19th Century

Georgian "The Four Courts, Dublin" Porcelain Miniature Plaque boucheron and black enamelled Gothic letteringDATE: Georgian, c. 1802 This is one of those once in a lifetime pieces; you'll never see another one like it. An oval miniature painting, beautifully executed on porcelain, depicting the Four Courts by the river Liffey in Dublin. It remains paired with the original presentation box which is itself a thing of beauty. The Four Courts is located on Inns Quay, and is Ireland's most important building currently home to the Supreme Court, the Court of