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$23 USDSmall platter by Charles Ahrenfeldt (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
What a delight - colorful flowers adorn this beautiful small platter by C. Ahrenfeldt. The gold edge still looks great. No chips, cracks or repairs. Lovely! Measures 12 inches by 8 3/4 inches.
$23 USDSmall covered dish by Charles Ahrenfeldt (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
Pretty little oval shaped bowl with cover, by C. Ahrenfeldt. Pink flowers and green leaves adorn the lid and bowl, even on the inside. The handles are painted with gold, which is in great condition. No chips, cracks or repairs. Measures 9 inches by 6 inches on the inside of the bowl.
$31 USDCovered Sauce Boat w/Attached Underplate, Haviland & Co. (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
What an adorable piece - decorated with pink and green flowers that appear to be chrysanthemums. In beautiful condition with no chips, cracks or other problems. Note the gold decoration on the handle, that's very nice work that was applied by hand. The floral pattern is also repeated on the inside. The bowl itself measures 4 x 6 inches across, and the underplate is 8 3/4 x 6 1/4 inches. It stands about 3 inches high, not including the lid.
$100 USDNeat little butter dish by Jean Pouyat (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Antique
This charming piece seems to have been used for butter as it has an insert similar to the ones used in known butter dishes. It may have had some type of handle connecting the two raised parts that fit into notches on the lid. The bowl measures 5 1/2" across and is 1 3/4" high, not including the lid. Note that the insert is not decorated, it is plain, glazed porcelain. Gently used, there are no cracks, chips or repairs and the gold is only worn on the inner rim under the lid; the gold on the lid ...
$26 USDDelightful Trays by GDA/CFH (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
There are two trays available, each measuring 7 x 11 inches in size, and both in spectacular condition. The gold shines like new and the glaze sparkles, free of use marks. They appear to have been only used for display over the years. We estimate their age to be approximately 70 years old or more, based on the marks.
$43 USDTheodore Haviland Oval Serving Platter
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This platter, from Theodore Haviland, was manufactured and decorated in Limoges, France, in the early part of the 20th century. It demonstrates an unusual restraint in its decoration, with simple gold lines on the handles and green floral transfers. Dare one say it's almost a masculine piece of Limoges? Measuring 11 x 16 inches, it's quite a large and heavy platter, in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs.
$45 USDTressemann & Vogt Oval Covered Vegetable Dish
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This very special dish was manufactured and decorated by Tressemann & Vogt in Limoges, France, circa 1907. Apparently it was designed for a retailer with branches in Toronto and Winnipeg, Canada. It bears a very colorful transfer decoration of pink roses linked with a beautiful green vine. The gold that accents the handles and the rim is intact with little to no wear. On very close examination there is a tiny flaw in the the rim - it doesn't look to be a chip or repair, perhaps just a rough spot ...
$12 USDVery old square plates from Charles Field Haviland (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
Square plates - what an unusual find! These plates are quite old, dating to sometime between 1882 and 1900. These fellows have had quite a life, surviving over 100 years with no chips or damage, although most of their gold is nearly worn away. But they still retain quite a bit of character, with the square shape alone making them quite unique. They each measure 7 1/2 inches across. There are two available; price shown is for each plate.
$41 USDDelicate Blue Flowers - Beautiful Charles Field Haviland Platter
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
The Charles Field Haviland Company has a long and distinguished history of manufacturing and decorating porcelain in Limoges, France, even after C.F. Haviland's retirement 1881 and his firm's subsequent takeover by partners Gerard, Dufraisseix and Morel. This is the time period this beautiful platter dates to (sometime between 1891 and 1900). Considering its age, this platter is in remarkable condition, free of chips and cracks. The glaze sparkles like new except for very minor (almost invisible ...
$16 USDTheodore Haviland "Persia" Cup/Saucer, and Bonus Plate
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
In the mid-20th century, Theodore Haviland & Co. produced some very colorful patterns, and "Persia" is certainly a great example of these. The shape of the cup, saucer and plate match that of the popular "Chambord" and "Paradise" patterns of about the same time period. This cup and saucer are in great condition, with no chips or cracks whatsoever. The cup measures 3 1/2 inches in diameter cross the top, and the saucer is 5 1/2 inches across. Both have gold trim that show little wear. The 6 1/2 ...
$13 USDDelicate Sprays of Pink Roses Decorate Charles Ahrenfeldt Cup & Saucer
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
These charming cups and saucers (there are 6 available) were manufactured and decorated in Limoges, France by Charles Ahrenfeldt between 1894 and the 1930s. As the photos show, they are covered with sprays of pink roses and green leaves - they are perfect for afternoon tea or for after-dinner coffee. A light touch of gilding highlights the handles of each cup. All are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or repairs. Price shown is for each cup & saucer set.
$26 USDTwo-handled cup and saucer from Elite Works (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
A very lovely set, decorated with swags of roses and leaves. Delicate and thin lines of gold encircle the cup inside and out, as well as the saucer. They do not appear to have been used and look lovely on display. No damage whatsoever.
$40 USDOval Covered Dish by William Guerin (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
Beautifully decorated with pink daisies, this lovely piece from William Guerin in Limoges dates to sometime between 1900 and 1932. Note the lovely handles, fashioned to look like rope and highlighted with gold. The whiteware blank bears embossed touches that add to its charm. The inside of the dish measures 7 x 9 inches, and it stands about 6 inches from the table to the tip of the handle. There are no chips, cracks or other damage, however there is a small brown spot on the lid that appears to ...
$23 USDExquisite Cup and Saucer by Charles Ahrenfeldt
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This charming cup and saucer set is lavishly accented with bands of thick gold and decorated with wreaths and flowers. It makes a powerful statement when displayed and is in great condition - no chips or cracks, and the gold remains nearly all of its original luster. The marks date this set to the period between 1894 and the 1930s. Charles Ahrenfeldt manufactured and decorated this cup and saucer for C. Reizenstein (Pittsburgh-Allegheny), presumably a department store in Western Pennsylvania.
$13 USDElegant Demitasse Sets, Delinieres/Bernardaud (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
Lovely little demitasse cups and saucers from Delinieres & Co./L. Bernardaud & Cie. An aqua band surrounds both the rim of the cup and the saucer, along with thin gold lines. The decal decoration is quite elegant and refined, making these excellent pieces to display, as they will set a nice contrast with most floral items of the period. The markings indicate that the whiteware was produced ca. 1894-1900, while they were probably decorated later, perhaps as late as the 1930s. Each set (there are ...
$16 USDPink & Green Flowers on Charles Ahrenfeldt Small Platter
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
Lovely small platter by Charles Ahrenfeldt, in lovely condition with no chips or cracks. Measures 10 3/4 inches by 7 3/4 inches.
$65 USDFloral Tray from Coronet (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
Pictures do not do justice to this lovely piece. Hand-applied accents add a three dimensional effect to the applied decor of pink flowers. The wavy edges are heavily gilded with some minor wear that really doesn't detract from the overall beauty. Measures a full 10 inches in length and about 5 inches across. Should be seen to be believed!
$11 USDLovely bread & butter plate by Jean Pouyat
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
A colorful design of flowers decorates this lovely 6" plate from Jean Pouyat, made in Limoges, France. Sponged gold accents the lightly scalloped edge while a ring of gold encircles the plate among the flowers. This adorable piece dates to 1900-1906 and bears no marks of wear or use, nor chips nor cracks. It is in excellent condition and would make a lovely accent piece displayed on a wall or cabinet.
$57 USDLarge, Lovely Platter by Charles Ahrenfeldt
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This platter, which measures 11 x 16 inches, was manufactured and decorated by Charles Ahrenfeldt in Limoges, France during the period from 1894 to the 1930s. In excellent condition, with no chips or cracks, this gorgeous piece features blue transferware flowers and leaves, accented with gold on the handles. It would make an impressive display piece or would complement any elegant table setting.
$44 USDLarge Limoges platter by Henri Creanges/J. Granger
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
We were fortunate to find several serving pieces and place settings in this pattern, manufactured by Henri Creanges and decorated by J. Granger (using the "Old Abbey" mark) between 1922 and 1938. This large platter measures 16 inches by 12 1/2 inches, and is beautifully decorated with pink and blue flowers. No chips, cracks or repairs, this platter appears to have barely been used over the years. Display it as part of your collection or use it with your china, you will not be disappointed. Three ...
$43 USDLarge and Very Old Platter from Jean Pouyat (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This interesting and unique platter is in very good condition for its age, and the marks indicate that it dates to no later than 1906, and possibly quite earlier. One of the marks contains a specific patent date (January 3, 1893), although this does not indicate a date of manufacture, it's safe to estimate that the piece dates from 1893-1906. Measuring 11 1/2 by 17 inches, the platter makes quite a statement, and the blue irises and other floral decorations show a bit of restraint, making this a ...
$16 USDLuncheon Plates by Charles Ahrenfeldt, Lavishly Accented with Gold
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
The Charles Ahrenfeldt company manufactured and decorated these fabulous plates for Bailey, Banks & Biddle of Philadelphia (marks shown in photo) between 1894 and the 1930s. In those days, many Limoges companies established relationships with department and jewelry stores in the United States to provide exclusive lines of china to their customers. This particular set is especially beautiful, transfer decorated with pink and yellow roses, green leaves and blue accent flowers, and then lavishly ...
$37 USDGravy boat by Charles Field Haviland/GDM (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This very pretty gravy boat and underplate (which is not attached) date to before the turn of the 20th century, as the marks show them to have been manufactured in France between 1891 and 1900. No chips or cracks, just some minor wear to the gold. There is a tiny glaze pop on the boat itself that doesn't really show, but should be mentioned. The raised foot of the boat fits snugly into the outline of the underplate, as shown in the photos. While you might not actually use this for gravy, these ...
$23 USDMulticolored flowers adorn GDA cup/saucer
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This cup and saucer display beautifully because the floral accents adorn both the inside and outside of the cup, as well as around the edge of the saucer. In beautiful condition, with little or no wear to the gold. A very nice piece to add to your collection!
$34 USDBeautiful Large Round Platter/Chop Plate from Elite Works, Limoges, France
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This is a real conversation piece and would look stunning displayed on a coffee table, in a cabinet or even on the wall. It is a round platter or "chop plate" that measures nearly 12 1/2 inches across, and the sides rise up 1 1/2 inches from the table (probably to hold juices in the platter). The sides are also lightly scalloped and the edges are touched with gold, which sets off the beautiful pattern of pink/purple flowers and green leaves. No chips, cracks or repairs on this lovely item, which ...
$43 USDRound Covered Bowl, "Plaza," by Haviland & Co. (Limoges, France)
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This adorable little bowl looks kind of like a squashed pumpkin, with its squat shape and beautifully molded exterior. The pattern, named "Plaza" (and so marked on the bottom" is one of little birds and baskets of roses all around the edge of the bowl and the lid. The handles are richly decorated with gold. There are no chips, cracks or other problems with this lovely piece. The opening measures 6.5" across, 9" from handle to handle.
$13 USDHandpainted Haviland & Company Display Plate
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This lovely, 9.5" Haviland & Company blank has been handpainted with beautiful purple and green floral decoration. The mark (shown in the last photo) dates the piece to 1888-1896. During that period it was a popular pastime for fashionable ladies and other would-be artists to paint whitewares from Limoges in their spare hours. The only flaw we can find is a small, minor chip on the rim that cannot be seen from the front (see third picture), and the photos attest to its unique beauty. This ...
$20 USDCharles Ahrenfeldt Dinner Plate
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
A lovely find - a dinner-sized display plate from Charles Ahrenfeldt. Additional marks on the back show this piece to have been sold through the Jaccard jewelry store in Kansas City, Kansas. The third mark reads, "Grand Prix, St. Louis, 1904." Perhaps this was a commemorative plate of some kind, or the pattern won an award at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. Who knows - but it does look pretty!
$25 USDCharles Ahrenfeldt Cup and Saucer
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
Simply stunning, this gorgeous cup and saucer were manufactured and decorated by the Charles Ahrenfeldt company in Limoges, France between 1894 and the 1930s. The gold along the edges of both cup and saucer is totally intact, and both are perfect as far as we can tell. No one appears to have ever used them and they would look lovely on display as part of your collection. The transfer pattern consists of pink flowers and green vines, and the edges are decorated with a Greek key and lavished with ...
$16 USDHandpainted Yellow Roses Adorn William Guerin Bowl
Porcelain:Fine Porcelain:Limoges
This lovely bowl was manufactured by William Guerin in Limoges, France, and was decorated by hand with yellow roses. The quality of the painting is excellent, with the flowers and leaves delicately textured and rendered in perfect detail. This is clearly not an amateur piece, although it doesn't appear to be signed. Measuring 7 inches in diameter, the bowl is rimmed with gold on the edge and around the bottom. The gold is not worn at all, retaining all of its original luster.
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