Limoges - Salt and pepper shakers (4) - seashell - Porcelain

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Pair of Limoges porcelain salt cellars by the renowned artist Robj Paris, depicting seashells.
Lovely details, finely embellished throughout with fine gold.
Parisian art porcelain salt cellars. Luxury quality and a mark of prestige.
Rare model.
In excellent condition.

Will enhance your table and surprise your guests with this refined piece.

Generously sized, presented in its case.

Object dating from the 1930s, in excellent condition.

Starting bid: €1, with no reserve price.

An unusual piece that will enhance your table.

Carefully and securely shipped via Colissimo.

Pair of Limoges porcelain salt cellars by the renowned artist Robj Paris, depicting seashells.
Lovely details, finely embellished throughout with fine gold.
Parisian art porcelain salt cellars. Luxury quality and a mark of prestige.
Rare model.
In excellent condition.

Will enhance your table and surprise your guests with this refined piece.

Generously sized, presented in its case.

Object dating from the 1930s, in excellent condition.

Starting bid: €1, with no reserve price.

An unusual piece that will enhance your table.

Carefully and securely shipped via Colissimo.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
4
Country of origin
France
Manufacturer/brand
Limoges
Material
Porcelain
Model
seashell
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
10 cm
Width
10 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
FranceVerified
1861
Objects sold
99.5%
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