Limoges - Knife rest (14) - Ceramic, Glaze





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Limoges Enamels – Marylou Fauvet – Vintage Tableware Set – Original Box – Like New
Magnificent Limoges enamel tableware set, signed by Marylou Fauvet, an artist specializing in enamelwork on metal.
Dating from the 1950s–1960s, this set stands out for its elegant decoration, with superb reflections and beautifully rich colors.
It includes:
* 12 triangular knife rests.
* 2 matching salt cellars
The pieces are made of enamelled metal using the traditional Limoges enamelling technique, which combines a metal base with a vitrified enamel coating.
The set comes in its original box.
Condition: Very good condition; the set has never been used. The only thing to note is slight oxidation on the small salt and pepper spoons.
A beautiful, refined decorative set, representative of the craftsmanship of Limoges enamel workshops in the mid-20th century.
Ideal for collectors of antique enamelware, lovers of fine tableware, and enthusiasts of French vintage objects.
Limoges Enamels – Marylou Fauvet – Vintage Tableware Set – Original Box – Like New
Magnificent Limoges enamel tableware set, signed by Marylou Fauvet, an artist specializing in enamelwork on metal.
Dating from the 1950s–1960s, this set stands out for its elegant decoration, with superb reflections and beautifully rich colors.
It includes:
* 12 triangular knife rests.
* 2 matching salt cellars
The pieces are made of enamelled metal using the traditional Limoges enamelling technique, which combines a metal base with a vitrified enamel coating.
The set comes in its original box.
Condition: Very good condition; the set has never been used. The only thing to note is slight oxidation on the small salt and pepper spoons.
A beautiful, refined decorative set, representative of the craftsmanship of Limoges enamel workshops in the mid-20th century.
Ideal for collectors of antique enamelware, lovers of fine tableware, and enthusiasts of French vintage objects.

