A pair of enamelled copper plaques by Lucie Mansuy-Dotin Paris, circa 1890

each signed Mansuy-Dotin, in carved giltwood frames.

Overall in good condition and presentation. The copper plates have a uneven surface consistent with firing. The frames with the usual minor dents, scratches consistent with age. One plaque with a small circular color change to enamel located to the right side of the sleeping soldier.
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Madame Lucie Mansuy-Dotin was active at 5, rue des Quatre-Fils, Paris. She trained under her father, the reknowned Parisian enamel painter A.C. Dotin.