Bernardaud & Co. Limoges - Dinner set (54) - Porcelain

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Description from the seller

Very beautiful Limoges porcelain dinner service in an off-white color described as "eggshell" with a japonizing polychrome decoration of wild cranes, foliage, flowers and cornucopias — the shapes and marli-ed rims are slightly undulating in the 18th-century taste, with relief handles highlighted by a fine gold thread.

Each piece bears the stamp "Bernardaud & Cie - Limoges France -" Limoges porcelain has existed since the 18th century — it is recognized worldwide for its excellence — and over the years has conveyed its ancestral know-how.

In perfect condition — has not been used — carefully packed — the service spread over 2 boxes to prevent breakage.

1 soup tureen with its lid — apple-shaped knob — height with lid 21 cm — base diameter 16.5 cm — neck diameter 23 cm.
1 sauce boat with stand — welded — 2 spouts — height 7 cm — stand diameter 22 cm — neck diameter 13 cm — width spout-to-spout.
1 shallow salad bowl of flared form — height 8.8 cm — base diameter 14.8 cm — rim diameter 28 cm.
1 round shallow serving plate — depth 5 cm — base diameter 18 cm — rim diameter 31.5 cm.
2 oblong serving trays — length 23.5 cm — width 13 cm — depth 3 cm.
1 round flat plate — diameter 28 cm — depth 3 cm.
1 round tart plate — diameter 31 cm — depth 1.5 cm.
1 round cake plate — 2 handles — diameter 25.5 cm — with handles 28 cm — depth 2.8 cm.
1 oval plate — length 32.5 cm — width 25.5 cm — depth 3.5 cm.
21 flat or service plates — diameter 25 cm — depth 2 cm.
11 deep plates (soup bowls) — diameter 23 cm — depth 3.5 cm.
12 dessert or entremet plates — diameter 19.5 cm — depth 1.5 cm.

Very beautiful Limoges porcelain dinner service in an off-white color described as "eggshell" with a japonizing polychrome decoration of wild cranes, foliage, flowers and cornucopias — the shapes and marli-ed rims are slightly undulating in the 18th-century taste, with relief handles highlighted by a fine gold thread.

Each piece bears the stamp "Bernardaud & Cie - Limoges France -" Limoges porcelain has existed since the 18th century — it is recognized worldwide for its excellence — and over the years has conveyed its ancestral know-how.

In perfect condition — has not been used — carefully packed — the service spread over 2 boxes to prevent breakage.

1 soup tureen with its lid — apple-shaped knob — height with lid 21 cm — base diameter 16.5 cm — neck diameter 23 cm.
1 sauce boat with stand — welded — 2 spouts — height 7 cm — stand diameter 22 cm — neck diameter 13 cm — width spout-to-spout.
1 shallow salad bowl of flared form — height 8.8 cm — base diameter 14.8 cm — rim diameter 28 cm.
1 round shallow serving plate — depth 5 cm — base diameter 18 cm — rim diameter 31.5 cm.
2 oblong serving trays — length 23.5 cm — width 13 cm — depth 3 cm.
1 round flat plate — diameter 28 cm — depth 3 cm.
1 round tart plate — diameter 31 cm — depth 1.5 cm.
1 round cake plate — 2 handles — diameter 25.5 cm — with handles 28 cm — depth 2.8 cm.
1 oval plate — length 32.5 cm — width 25.5 cm — depth 3.5 cm.
21 flat or service plates — diameter 25 cm — depth 2 cm.
11 deep plates (soup bowls) — diameter 23 cm — depth 3.5 cm.
12 dessert or entremet plates — diameter 19.5 cm — depth 1.5 cm.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
25 kg
Number of objects
54
Country of origin
France
Manufacturer/brand
Bernardaud & Co. Limoges
Material
Porcelain
Condition
As new - unused
Height
21 cm
Width
16.5 cm
Depth
21 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
FranceVerified
319
Objects sold
85.71%
Private

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