Item Tag: 1935

Set Of 3 10″ Dinner Plates Manufactured By An Unidentified Manufacturer In Limoges France Of Fine Limoges Porcelain and fired in wood heated kilns. The Potential Makers Could Have Been Guerin, Charles Field Haviland, Raunaud & Co Amongst Others. The Plates Were Sold As ‘Whites’ Or ‘Blanks To The ‘Vase Ecrusque Shop In Paris Where They Were Known For Their High Quality Porcelain. In Their Studio They Hand Painted The Bluet Pattern Created By Giraud Then Glazed Them. These Plates Were Then Sold In The Vase Ecrusque Retail Shop In Paris. The Plates Are Rare And Are In Excellent Condition With No Cracks And Very Little Wear but for one very small chip on the back edge of one plate as depicted in the last photo. Made In Limoge France.