V. Etienne Paris Monogram M Bowl - 8.75”

I bought several pieces of this dinnerware from a resale shop. Simply stunning. Please message me if you need more pictures. Please see video. The following information comes from my research on Google. This stamp provides the exact origin of your porcelain piece. It is an authentic Old Paris porcelain maker's mark from Maison Victor Étienne, dating back to the late 19th century (circa 1850s–1890s).Historical BackgroundThe Manufacturer: V. Étienne (Victor Étienne) was a highly prestigious porcelain house and decorator operating in Paris.The Location: The text 29 R. PARADIS refers to 29 Rue de Paradis in Paris. During the 19th century, this street was the world-renowned heart of the French fine porcelain, crystal, and earthenware trade.The Context: Because the company specialized in elite custom work, they frequently produced these vibrant colored borders (such as your pink enamel) and hand-painted bespoke family crests or monograms for wealthy patrons.