A wonderful example of French porcelain artistry, this set of two Vintage Theodore Haviland Limoges Luncheon Plates reflects the elegance and refinement that made Limoges china treasured around the world. Produced in France between 1895 and 1903, these authentic antique plates bear the coveted red Theodore Haviland backstamp, making them a beautiful addition to any collection of fine porcelain.
Each plate features a softly scalloped edge adorned with delicate sprays of purple violets, graceful green foliage, and subtle gray accents set against a luminous white porcelain background. Their understated floral design and exceptional craftsmanship capture the timeless charm of the Victorian and Edwardian eras.
Whether displayed in a china cabinet, used for an elegant luncheon, or added to a collection of antique Limoges, these plates offer beauty and history that have endured for well over a century.
Measurements:
Approximately 8 inches in diameter
Condition:
This set of two is in excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks, crazing, or repairs. The porcelain remains bright and glossy, and the delicate floral decoration is beautifully preserved.
A lovely addition for collectors of Theodore Haviland, Limoges porcelain, or anyone who appreciates the enduring beauty of fine French china.