Five Nast Paris plates early 19th century

the centre of each finely painted with an animal in a wooden landscape, named on the reverse Le Lèvrier, La Biche, La Gazelle, Le Chien Baset and Le Belier de Tunis, within salmon-pink borders painted with palmettes in gilding alternating with grey-shaded flowers (some with minor rubbing and scratches to centre)

Le Chien Basset: a small area of rubbing at 6 o'clock and minor related scratches between 8 o'clock and 10 o'clock La Gazelle: a minor scratch (c. 4cm.) running horizontally above the gazelle, another one (c. 3cm.) bellow the eye of the animal, and another one (c. 4cm.) running between 5 o'clock and 6 o'clock Le Belier de Tunis: a very minor scratch at 4 o'clock (c. 1.5cm.) and a tiny area of rubbing at 6 o'clock (c. 0.5cm. x 0.5cm.) La Biche: three small areas of rubbing between 5 o'clock and 7 o'clock (the largest 0.5cm. x 1cm.) and another one between 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock (0.3cm x 1cm.)
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