This lovely antique Limoges porcelain serving tray, created by Leonard Bernardaud between 1900-1929, is decorated in a bird and floral motif. Rich violets, blues and greens on white background. Quality detailing in gold on handles and around perimeter. Excellent antique condition.

The pastry server is a matched piece to the tray. A lovely combined set. The handle does show pre-use with paint wear. A crack is found on the handle.

Popular from 1830-1930, the mark on the back dates this piece to 1900-1929.

The handled tray measures 16 " long x 6" wide.

Perfect serving piece for pastries, decadent dessert, or tea-sized sandwiches. Perhaps smoked salmon and caviar on crostini or sliced cucumber.

A gorgeous antique from renowned Limoges France.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Excellent condition of tray -Hand painting and gold detailing and porcelain.
The matching utensil shows minimal wear as it is grasped and more handling occurring as this is a pre-enjoyed antique. There is a crack on the handle.

Dimensions:
Height: 16 in.
Width: 6 in.
Depth: 1 in.

Category: Serving Sets
Origin: France
Materials: China, Porcelain
Creator: Brand: Bernardaud

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Excellent condition of tray -Hand painting and gold detailing and porcelain.
The matching utensil shows minimal wear as it is grasped and more handling occurring as this is a pre-enjoyed antique. There is a crack on the handle.