HERMES Prix De Diane June 9 1991
Here is a lovely stirrup shaped Hermes plaque that was made to celebrate the equestrian "Prix de Diane" of 1991: "Rendez-vous japonais à Chantilly" (Japanese appointment at Chantilly)
"Created in 1843, the "Prix de Diane" honors the best filly of 3 years. Hermès sponsored this event from 1982 to 2008
Made in France of aluminum, the plaques are in the colors of the flag of the country honored. Manufactured by "Plaques et Flots" TAUPINARD. Each mold is produced only once and broken after use to make each model unique)
Colorways: White and Red, colors of the Japanese Flag (white is rather cream color, beige)
Titled: "PRIX DE DIANE HERMES" and "9 JUIN 1991"
Carriage with the H symbol in the middle
Measures approx. 6 3/8”H x 5 1/4” W
More information about the Prix de Diane:
The Prix de Diane is a prestigious horse race held in France. It is a flat race exclusively for three-year-old fillies (female horses) and is considered one of the most important races for fillies in the country. The race takes place annually at the Chantilly Racecourse in Chantilly, France.
The Prix de Diane was sponsored by the luxury brand Hermès, which lends its name to the event. Hermès is known for its high-end fashion and accessories, including leather goods, silk scarves, and luxury watches.
The race is not fixed to a specific date, as it varies each year. It is typically held in early to mid-June. The Prix de Diane is part of the French racing calendar and is recognized for its rich history and elegance.
The race attracts a large audience and is often attended by spectators dressed in fashionable attire. It serves as a platform for showcasing the beauty and athleticism of the participating fillies and has become a significant event in the world of horse racing.
The winner of the Prix de Diane receives a trophy, and the race itself is highly anticipated by both racing enthusiasts and fashion enthusiasts alike. It combines the excitement of horse racing with the elegance and style associated with the Hermès brand.
Here is a lovely stirrup shaped Hermes plaque that was made to celebrate the equestrian "Prix de Diane" of 1991: "Rendez-vous japonais à Chantilly" (Japanese appointment at Chantilly)
"Created in 1843, the "Prix de Diane" honors the best filly of 3 years. Hermès sponsored this event from 1982 to 2008
Made in France of aluminum, the plaques are in the colors of the flag of the country honored. Manufactured by "Plaques et Flots" TAUPINARD. Each mold is produced only once and broken after use to make each model unique)
Colorways: White and Red, colors of the Japanese Flag (white is rather cream color, beige)
Titled: "PRIX DE DIANE HERMES" and "9 JUIN 1991"
Carriage with the H symbol in the middle
Measures approx. 6 3/8”H x 5 1/4” W
More information about the Prix de Diane:
The Prix de Diane is a prestigious horse race held in France. It is a flat race exclusively for three-year-old fillies (female horses) and is considered one of the most important races for fillies in the country. The race takes place annually at the Chantilly Racecourse in Chantilly, France.
The Prix de Diane was sponsored by the luxury brand Hermès, which lends its name to the event. Hermès is known for its high-end fashion and accessories, including leather goods, silk scarves, and luxury watches.
The race is not fixed to a specific date, as it varies each year. It is typically held in early to mid-June. The Prix de Diane is part of the French racing calendar and is recognized for its rich history and elegance.
The race attracts a large audience and is often attended by spectators dressed in fashionable attire. It serves as a platform for showcasing the beauty and athleticism of the participating fillies and has become a significant event in the world of horse racing.
The winner of the Prix de Diane receives a trophy, and the race itself is highly anticipated by both racing enthusiasts and fashion enthusiasts alike. It combines the excitement of horse racing with the elegance and style associated with the Hermès brand.
Here is a lovely stirrup shaped Hermes plaque that was made to celebrate the equestrian "Prix de Diane" of 1991: "Rendez-vous japonais à Chantilly" (Japanese appointment at Chantilly)
"Created in 1843, the "Prix de Diane" honors the best filly of 3 years. Hermès sponsored this event from 1982 to 2008
Made in France of aluminum, the plaques are in the colors of the flag of the country honored. Manufactured by "Plaques et Flots" TAUPINARD. Each mold is produced only once and broken after use to make each model unique)
Colorways: White and Red, colors of the Japanese Flag (white is rather cream color, beige)
Titled: "PRIX DE DIANE HERMES" and "9 JUIN 1991"
Carriage with the H symbol in the middle
Measures approx. 6 3/8”H x 5 1/4” W
More information about the Prix de Diane:
The Prix de Diane is a prestigious horse race held in France. It is a flat race exclusively for three-year-old fillies (female horses) and is considered one of the most important races for fillies in the country. The race takes place annually at the Chantilly Racecourse in Chantilly, France.
The Prix de Diane was sponsored by the luxury brand Hermès, which lends its name to the event. Hermès is known for its high-end fashion and accessories, including leather goods, silk scarves, and luxury watches.
The race is not fixed to a specific date, as it varies each year. It is typically held in early to mid-June. The Prix de Diane is part of the French racing calendar and is recognized for its rich history and elegance.
The race attracts a large audience and is often attended by spectators dressed in fashionable attire. It serves as a platform for showcasing the beauty and athleticism of the participating fillies and has become a significant event in the world of horse racing.
The winner of the Prix de Diane receives a trophy, and the race itself is highly anticipated by both racing enthusiasts and fashion enthusiasts alike. It combines the excitement of horse racing with the elegance and style associated with the Hermès brand.