Limoges Cobalt Blue & Gold Decorative Fish Charger with Figural Fish Stand

This exquisite item is a Limoges porcelain decorative charger (plate) accompanied by a figural fish stand. The charger is predominantly a rich, glossy cobalt blue, adorned with intricate gold filigree work forming a diamond lattice pattern interspersed with small dots, suggesting a high level of decorative craftsmanship. Along the rim of the charger, there are several inset oval medallions, each featuring a hand-painted pastoral or romantic scene in delicate pastel colors, framed by further gold embellishments. The charger is designed with two prominent handle-like extensions, also finished in highly ornate gold designs, suggesting it is a serving or display piece rather than a typical dining plate. The stand, which appears to be integral to the overall display, features two highly detailed porcelain fish figures, likely koi or goldfish, rendered with textured scales and fin details, possibly in white or cream with light grey accents, and resting on a base of what looks like dark, possibly bronze-colored or dark gold-accented, ceramic or porcelain leaves and naturalistic elements. The overall construction points to quality porcelain, possibly with a high-gloss glaze. Visible condition appears good with vibrant colors and intact gilding, suggesting minimal wear or damage. The 'Limoges France' context implies it is a product of the renowned porcelain manufacturers in Limoges, France, known for their fine china, often dating to the late 19th or early 20th century, or possibly mid-20th century for more contemporary decorative pieces. The opulent styling, hand-painted details, and extensive gold work indicate a piece of significant decorative value and craftsmanship.