A Haviland Limoges gilt heightened porcelain part dinner service in the Silver Anniversary pattern
20th century
Comprising forty-one 9 3/4in dinner plates; twenty-seven 8 1/2in luncheon plates; twenty-eight 7 1/2in salad plates; twelve 6 1/8in bread and butter plates; twenty 7 1/2in soup bowls; twenty crescent shaped side plates; four fruit bowls; teapot; cream jug; covered sugar; one covered oval vegetable dish, width across handles 12 1/4in; two sauce boats on fixed stands; two cranberry bowls, diameter 5 5/8in; one salad bowl, diameter 10in; three platters, lengths 11 1/2 and 16in; meat platter, length 18 1/4in; green and red printed factory marks, red painted pattern number 20645; together with a similarly shaped Jammet-Seignolles Limoges serving bowl in the Orleans pattern. (166)

Provenance:
Property from the Collection of Craig Wright.

Overall with typical wear from use, including rubbing and loss of gilding, knife marks and stacking wear. Five bread plates with chips. Five salad bowls with chips. Three soup bowls with chips, one broken and restuck in multiple areas. Four dinner plates with chips. One crescent dish with kiln chip. One gravy boat with restuck chips. Two luncheon plates with chips, one plate with hairline crack visible on underside of rim, approximately 3in in length. Not examined under UV light.