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Limoges Porcelain Coffee Pot, Sugar Bowl, and Cup - Small Flowers and Gilding
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Four pieces united by the same design: a coffee pot with its lid, a sugar bowl with its lid, a cup and its saucer. A coherent set, from the same manufacturer, which evokes the bourgeois tables of the first half of the 20th century. The porcelain is a slightly ivory white, dotted with small scattered flowers in blue, mauve, and pink tones. The decoration is airy and uncluttered. Fine gilded lines highlight the contours and edges of the pieces, whose shape features the characteristic curve of the 1940s-1950s, striking a balance between classicism and sobriety. The round, almost geometric handles, and the lids with ring-shaped finials confirm a style characteristic of Limoges manufacturers of that era. The mark on the reverse, a gilded coat of arms accompanied by the mention FRANCE, attests to quality French production. The coffee pot measures approximately 22 cm in height, the sugar bowl approximately 14 cm. Some slight traces of time may be present on the gilding, without altering the harmony of the set. A set to display on a tray, to bring out for a morning coffee, or to place in an interior where objects tell a story.
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- Brand: Limoges
- Material: Dorure
- Colour: Blanc ivoiré
- Colour: Mauve
- Period: 1940s-1950s
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CategoryDecorative ObjectsConditionVery goodColorsPink, Gold, BlueMaterialPorcelainStyleClassicism, ClassicSeller locationSaint symphorien des bois, FranceDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup
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ProfessionalSaint symphorien des bois, FranceOn Whoppah since August 2026 • 1 sale