Theodore Haviland France - Geo. Rouard Paris - Centrepiece (2) - Hand-painted centerpiece with matching vase – Geo. Rouard Paris (1910–1929) - Fine Porcelain ( Kaolin)

Elegant hand-painted Art Deco centerpiece with matching flared vase, produced by Théodore Haviland (Limoges) and retailed by the prestigious Geo. Rouard gallery, 34 Avenue de l’Opéra, Paris.
A striking ensemble in intense lemon-yellow enamel, decorated entirely by hand with fine fruit garlands, scalloped borders, and black-red ornamental accents typical of early French Art Deco.
Rare colourway and an uncommon combination sold originally through one of the most important Parisian luxury retailers of the period.

This set is executed in Haviland’s exceptionally fine “Porcelaine Mousseline” quality — a thin, high-grade kaolin porcelain used in their early 20th-century luxury production. The underside bears the same embossed ‘T H’ biscuit mark under the glaze documented in early Haviland archives, confirming an authentic pre-1925 manufacture.

Marks:

– Maker: Théodore Haviland, Limoges (embossed TH mark under the glaze / Porcelaine Mousseline body)
– Retailer: Geo. Rouard, 34 Av. de l’Opéra, Paris (blue hand-written mark)
– Period: ca. 1910–1925
– Material: Fine Limoges porcelain (kaolin)
– Decoration: Fully hand-painted, enamelled surface, vivid Art Deco palette

Items included:
1. Centerpiece / dish
2. Matching flared vase

Condition:

Excellent condition.
No chips, no cracks, no restorations.
Surface and paint exceptionally well preserved, with only minimal, natural age-consistent specks typical for early 20th-century hand-painted Limoges porcelain.
Colours remain vibrant and glossy.
Rare to find a set of this type in such superb condition.

Dimensions:

Centerpiece: approx. 19 × 12 × 6 cm
Vase: approx. 14.5 cm height; 14 cm top diameter

Weight:

– Vase: 285 g
– Total weight: 564 g

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