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This is a French Haviland & Co Limoges jug or pitcher with a transfer pattern. The jug dates to 1893 to 1930, or the late 19th century to the first part of the 20th century.

The blank is Ranson and it is the largest of the jugs. The height is 8 ½" to 9", and about 5 3/4" wide at the bottom.

The pattern is one of small pink blossoms on green stems, with large rounded green leaves touched with pink. I am real bad at identifying Schleiger patterns, and the best I can do is say I believe the pattern is in the 200 number range.

The Ranson blank is slightly scalloped with daubs of gold.

There is a small nick on the bottom edge that I point to in a photo with a red arrow. There is a modest amount of gold wear. There are no other chips, nicks, cracks or crazing.

The green underglaze mark is Haviland France. The red overglaze factory decorating mark is Haviland & Co Limoges.