Figurine - Porte-menus (2) - Porcelain





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Pair of early 20th‑century porcelain menu holders from France, with glazed edges and gilded rims, each about 13.5 × 9 cm and the other 12 × 8.3 cm, inscribed Menu and featuring a fisherman motif on one and painted flowers on the other, overall good condition with minor wear and a repaired edge on one piece.
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Beautiful set of two antique menu holders in bone china biscuit and glazed porcelain with gilded edges, dating from about 1900. One bears a "Menu" inscription and a painting of a little fisherman, the other has painted flowers, a calendar inscription "Menu" and remnants of a pencil-written menu.
Height 13.5 cm and 12 cm
Width 9 x 5.5 cm and 8.3 x 5 cm
Overall good condition for the rectangular one; the other has a part of an edge broken off and re-glued, and some small chips. The set will be carefully packed and sent with a tracking number. Not available for shipping to the USA.
Beautiful set of two antique menu holders in bone china biscuit and glazed porcelain with gilded edges, dating from about 1900. One bears a "Menu" inscription and a painting of a little fisherman, the other has painted flowers, a calendar inscription "Menu" and remnants of a pencil-written menu.
Height 13.5 cm and 12 cm
Width 9 x 5.5 cm and 8.3 x 5 cm
Overall good condition for the rectangular one; the other has a part of an edge broken off and re-glued, and some small chips. The set will be carefully packed and sent with a tracking number. Not available for shipping to the USA.

