A collection of two French Limoges round shaped hand enameled porcelain plaques and a pair of Wedgwood jasper ware plaques. The first: a Limoges painted porcelain plaque, The Prodigal Son in The Tavern, after the original oil painting on canvas, 1635, by Rembrandt, Dutch, 1606 to 1669, inscribed lower left; and a Limoges painted porcelain plaque, Portrait of the honourable Mrs. Mary Graham, after the original oil painting on canvas, 1775 to 1777, by Thomas Gainsborough, 1727 to 1788; presented in a gilded frame with figural wreath and ribbons elements on the top; marked, Limoges France, and Made in France, on the back. The second: a pair of antique English Wedgwood oval shaped jasper ware art plaques depicting Victorian style female and male figures; circa: late 19th century; presented in a gilded frames, marked, Germany, on the back. Antique and Vintage Porcelain and Jasper Ware Wall Art and Home Decor For Collectors.