Table service (8) - Porcelain - Limoges – Delinieres & C.





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Rare Limoges porcelain service for seven, comprising one large soup tureen with ornate handles and seven matching plates, dating to ca. 1900–1910, with gold decoration largely preserved except for slight wear on the tureen’s handles and a small, reversible chip on one plate, in excellent condition and made in France by Delinieres & Cie with decorator A. Vignaud, plates diameter 24 cm.
Description from the seller
Rare seven-person dining set in fine Limoges porcelain, marked by the prestigious collaboration between Delinieres & Cie (D&C) and the decorator A. Vignaud. An emblematic piece of Limousin know-how from the late 19th century.
Composition details:
- 1 large soup tureen with its elaborately worked handles.
- 7 matching plates.
Condition:
The service is in a remarkable state of preservation, almost exceptional for its era. The porcelain shows pristine whiteness and fineness, suggesting extremely rare use, or even display-case preservation across several generations.
Notes on use: The gilding is perfectly preserved on all pieces, with the exception of the tureen handles, which show a very slight attenuation of the gilding—natural and coherent with its history. One of the plates has a small chip on the reverse (invisible when the plate is in place). Taken together, it remains a collection piece of great elegance.
Diameter of the plates: 24 cm
Rare seven-person dining set in fine Limoges porcelain, marked by the prestigious collaboration between Delinieres & Cie (D&C) and the decorator A. Vignaud. An emblematic piece of Limousin know-how from the late 19th century.
Composition details:
- 1 large soup tureen with its elaborately worked handles.
- 7 matching plates.
Condition:
The service is in a remarkable state of preservation, almost exceptional for its era. The porcelain shows pristine whiteness and fineness, suggesting extremely rare use, or even display-case preservation across several generations.
Notes on use: The gilding is perfectly preserved on all pieces, with the exception of the tureen handles, which show a very slight attenuation of the gilding—natural and coherent with its history. One of the plates has a small chip on the reverse (invisible when the plate is in place). Taken together, it remains a collection piece of great elegance.
Diameter of the plates: 24 cm

