Jean Pouyat Limoges J.P.L. Florals & Brushed Gold Tureen Jean Pouyat Limoges France covered vegetable bowl or tureen, Schleiger Pattern #42E with rich colored magenta tinged lush roses and pale lavender vining florals on snowy white porcelain and lavish with brushed gold pierced handles and finial highlights. Delicate shell and flute embossed mold, #5 variation (star).

Bowl measures 13 inches long and 5.35 inches tall. It is in wonderful, well-cared for condition. Double ink stamped with the green under glaze J.P.over L France hallmark (1890 - 1932) and red over glaze circular script mark #7 (1900 - 1906). Pattern is shown in Mary Frank Gaston's Encyclopedia of Limoges Porcelain, 3rd Edition, page 249, Plate 607.

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Circa: 1900
Type: Porcelain, China, Jean Pouyat, Limoges,Tureen
Manufacturer: Jean Pouyat, Limoges, France  

Limoges Jean Pouyat Lush Rose & Vining Florals Meat Platter Antique Jean Pouyat Limoges France embossed porcelain meat platter produced and decorated at the Jean Pouyat factory in Limoges, France. Schleiger Pattern #42E with magenta hued lush rose clusters and pale lavender floral motif. Lavish brushed gold accenting on the two elegantly embossed handles. Delicate shell and flute embossed mold #5 variation (star). Matching piece to our Item 0407-37.

Platter is rectangular in shape and embossed with a wide melon ribbing. Molded center to capture food juices. Platter measures 16 long by 10.5 inches wide and rated to be in well-cared for condition. Extremely minor wear in glazing, paint and gold. It is in wonderful, well-cared for condition. Double ink stamped with the green under glaze J.P.over L France hallmark (1890 - 1932) and red over glaze circular script mark #7 (1900 - 1906). Pattern is shown in Mary Frank Gaston's Encyclopedia of Limoges Porcelain, 3rd Edition, page 249, Plate 607.

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Circa: 1910
Type: Porcelain, China, Jean Pouyat, Limoges, Platter
Manufacturer: Jean Pouyat, Limoges, France  

Gilded Laviolette Limoges Lotus Petal Cup and Saucer: Presenting an exquisite beauty produced by Laviolette Limoges porcelain cup and saucer. Laviolette did superb artistry in the latter part of the 1890's through the turn-of-the-century.

The set is painted in a delicate pink tint with a hint of Lavender and lavishly enhanced with burnished gold rims. Deeply fluted Lotus flower and petal mold pattern and is of the finest quality porcelain, intricate in sculpted relief detail. The mold detail is quite lovely and gives one the impression of an open floating Lotus, providing the proper framework to accentuate the skilled hand painting.

I am happy to report this lovely has survived in excellent condition. There is no damage to the porcelain, likewise the gilding is in a near perfect state, with very minor gold wear on the handle. A wide gilded band of lavish leaf and thistle on creamy white porcelain compliments the outer cup area.

This stunning set will find favor in the finest cup and saucer collection. Carries the Laviolette mark used from 1896 through 1906. Mold is shown in Mary Frank Gaston's Third Edition, Plate 728, page 286.

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Circa: Circa 1900
Type: Limoges
Manufacturer: Laviolette Limoges  

Tressemanes & Vogt Limoges Artist Signed Hair Receiver: Lovely and delicate Tressemanes & Vogt Limoges artist signed hair receiver, tinted in green, cream and gold hues serving as the background for lovely pink tinged rose bouquets adorned with greenery and vines. A center banding of pink accents the the top and bottom rims.

Though its the only survivor of a lady's dresser set, this piece is in excellent order. Measuring 4.5 inches in diameter with a 3.75 inch height with only one age wrinkle, moderate rub wear to gold trim on the receiver hole. The balance of gold trim is in perfect order.

While the intended use for these porcelain pieces of the past is now history, they make a wonderful decorative arts transition into contemporary lifestyle.

T&V Mark 7(in box) Limoges France ink stamp dates this piece between 1892 - 1907. Artist Signed MVB.

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Circa: Circa 1898
Type: Limoges
Manufacturer: Tressemanes & Vogt Limoges