Lalique France - Marie-Claude Lalique - Dinner set (6) - Servies - Porcelain - Servies Limogen

Offered: Exclusive and extremely rare porcelain plates and a lidded soup/vegetable tureen from the iconic “Soleil” collection by French luxury brand Lalique. This tableware was produced between 1993 and 1997 in collaboration with prestigious Limoges and has been completely discontinued for years.
This tableware was designed under the creative direction of Marie-Claude Lalique. She was the granddaughter of legendary founder René Lalique and, at the time, the fashion house’s head designer.

She designed the bold “Soleil” line in the 1990s to bring a fresh, postmodern and Mediterranean feel to the brand’s classic tableware. Her signature or the Lalique mark can usually be found stamped on the underside of the porcelain.
Brand: Lalique (Paris)
Collection: Soleil (Discontinued / Vintage)
Material: High-quality Limoges porcelain (France)
Condition: In absolutely pristine condition, with no chips,
* Art Deco Placemat – Matches Lalique / Limoges Porcelain
This specific design is a perfect match for the early 20th-century tableware designs by Suzanne Lalique-Haviland for the famous Théodore Haviland porcelain factory in Limoges. An absolute must-have for lovers of high-end French vintage design and collectors of Art Deco tableware.
Material: 100% quality linen, never used.

* Deep plate / Soup plate, Diameter: 21.5 cm
* Salad plate, dessert plate or lunch plate), Diameter: 21.5 cm
* Dinner plate, Diameter: 26 cm
* Flat Presentation / Service Plate, Diameter: 31.5 cm
* Standard large soup tureen: This measures approximately 17 cm in total height (including the knob on the lid) and approximately 27 cm wide, including the handles.