Limoges - Coffee service (43) - Porcelain

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White Limoges porcelain tea and coffee service, 43 pieces dating from 1900–1910, including a teapot with lid, a milk jug, a sugar pot, ten tea cups, ten teacups saucers, ten coffee cups and ten coffee cup saucers, all featuring a spring flower frieze, fine gold edging, six little feet and an Art Nouveau Nouille style, stamped M‑M Limoges France Mandavy de Mavaleix (1908–1920).

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White porcelain coffee and tea service from the Limoges Manufacture – a frieze of small spring flowers along the rim of each piece – gilded edges and handles with fine gold – agate-polished – light relief foliage sprinkled over the pieces of varying shapes. The forms are very dynamic and evoke the Art Nouveau period, style "Nouille". Each piece rests on 6 small feet – rectangular base – each piece bears the marvelous stamp "M - M" Limoges France - for Mandavy de Mavaleix – decorator at the Manufacture from 1908 to 1920.

The Limoges Manufacture has existed since the 18th century – it is recognized worldwide for its excellence – it has sustained through the years the transmission of its ancestral know-how.

1 teapot with its lid – slight hairline at the interior shoulder – not visible – photo with colored badge.
Height with lid 21 cm – width from spout to handle 21 cm – maximum diameter 20 cm – base 10 cm x 9 cm.

1 milk jug – height to the spout 11.5 cm – width handle to spout 11 cm – maximum diameter 12 cm – base 6 cm x 5 cm.

1 sugar bowl with its lid – height with lid 12 cm – width of handle to handle 17 cm – maximum diameter 17 cm – base 8.5 cm x 8 cm.

10 teacups of flared shape – height 5 cm – drinking diameter 9.5 cm – base diameter 5.3 cm.

10 saucers for teacups – diameter 14.5 cm – depth 1.8 cm.

10 coffee cups – very slightly flared – height 6.5 cm – drinking diameter 6.5 cm – base diameter 4 cm.

10 saucers for coffee cups – diameter 12.5 cm – depth 1.8 cm.

White porcelain coffee and tea service from the Limoges Manufacture – a frieze of small spring flowers along the rim of each piece – gilded edges and handles with fine gold – agate-polished – light relief foliage sprinkled over the pieces of varying shapes. The forms are very dynamic and evoke the Art Nouveau period, style "Nouille". Each piece rests on 6 small feet – rectangular base – each piece bears the marvelous stamp "M - M" Limoges France - for Mandavy de Mavaleix – decorator at the Manufacture from 1908 to 1920.

The Limoges Manufacture has existed since the 18th century – it is recognized worldwide for its excellence – it has sustained through the years the transmission of its ancestral know-how.

1 teapot with its lid – slight hairline at the interior shoulder – not visible – photo with colored badge.
Height with lid 21 cm – width from spout to handle 21 cm – maximum diameter 20 cm – base 10 cm x 9 cm.

1 milk jug – height to the spout 11.5 cm – width handle to spout 11 cm – maximum diameter 12 cm – base 6 cm x 5 cm.

1 sugar bowl with its lid – height with lid 12 cm – width of handle to handle 17 cm – maximum diameter 17 cm – base 8.5 cm x 8 cm.

10 teacups of flared shape – height 5 cm – drinking diameter 9.5 cm – base diameter 5.3 cm.

10 saucers for teacups – diameter 14.5 cm – depth 1.8 cm.

10 coffee cups – very slightly flared – height 6.5 cm – drinking diameter 6.5 cm – base diameter 4 cm.

10 saucers for coffee cups – diameter 12.5 cm – depth 1.8 cm.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
7 kg
Number of objects
43
Country of origin
France
Manufacturer/brand
Limoges
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
21 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
6 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
FranceVerified
320
Objects sold
85.71%
Private

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