31 Limoges Plates

6-1/4" to 9-3/4" diameter. MEG Provenance: From the estate of Mary Trost who last resided in the multi generational family home located in Clarks Valley, Dauphin (Harrisburg) Pennsylvania. Mrs. Trost

LARGE SHOWCASE PLATE HOLDERS.. 35" x 31" WITH L.E. LIMOGES PLATES DATED 1974. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING

FLEUR COWLES (American 1908-2009) Winter Poppy, Pair of Water Lilies, Red Butterfly and Two White Leopard Limoges ashtrays Oil on masonite and ceramic 4 1/4 x 10 3/4 inches / 10.79 x 27.31 cm; Frame:

A Collection of Gilt and Cobalt Decorated Porcelain Plates comprising eighteen  Hutschenreuther dinner plates, eleven Black Knight chargers, and two Limoges Coronet painted cabinet plates; 31 ite

Limoges Hand painted porcelain fish plate (c.1940) France Description: Marked under AK Limoges, France Dimension (PO): 2 1/2" x 24" x 10 3/4" Dimension (CM): 6.35 x 60.96 x 27.31 cm C

31 piece Bernardaud (French 1863), Limoges 'Grenadiers' pattern (active 1989-2020), porcelain Christmas dinnerware comprising, 11 dinner plates (10.5"), 10 tea cups (2.75"), and 10 tea saucers (5.75")

(lot of 63) French Limoges porcelain dinner service, 20th c., with gilt rim, polychrome floral blossoms, signed "Limoges Porcelaines Pallas France," including: (31) dinner plates, 9.5"diam, (11) salad

Porcelain set marked Theo Haviland Porcelain Limoges France. Composed of: - 11 dinner plates D 9 in - 1 round serving plate D 13 in - 6 teacups - 10 tea plates D 5 in - 3 serving trays. The large plat

Large collection of Limoges china bearing the "Hotel Astor" crest. 40 dinner plates (9.25"), 31 salad plates (8.25"), 13 soup bowls (8.5"), (84 pcs). Backstamp "Manufactu

White with gold trim by Limoges France. Circa early 20th century. 21 saucers 5", 48 saucers 5 1/2", 31 bread & butter plates 6", 8 salad plates 7", 2 dessert plates 8", 17 dinner plates 8 3/4", 20 din

Set of 8 Limoges hand painted porcelain plate with fish design details. Matching serving platter included. Platter 22" long Plates 9" dia.

1907 Ans de Courses, ten years of racing related color plates by artist E Montaut, 31 plates with tissue paper overlays describing events, cover damage, back cover missing, pages in VG condition.

Collection of eight vintage French Limoges plates, marked Dulin & Martin Co. (Washington, DC), white with gold accents 6.5"d/ largest Provenance: A Laredo, Texas, collection We happily prov

Fine Hand Painted Set of Twelve Limoges Plates, 19th Century , W. Guerin & Co. Paris & Limoges, each with partial gilt shaped edge and molded ocean waves encompassing sea life, accompanied wit

Marked on back: Elite Works Limoges France. (10) pieces. Lily of the Valley pattern with gilded rims. Dimensions: (Largest) H 2.5" x W 16.5" x D 11" Condition: Very light signs of use including rubbin

Set of (11) Charles Ahrenfeldt Limoges porcelain plates, circa 1894-1930, each having gilt-decorated borders centering scrollwork interspersed with small flowers, with maker's mark to underside, 10.25

two sizes. Bowls retailed by Tiffany & Co. Gilt wear, loss, soiling, scratches, edge chips to one small Limoges plate. Largest: 8 3/4" diameter.

with molded borders and various aquatic designs dia. 8-1/2 in. Provenance: descent through the family of a Greenwich, CT lady

Exceptional Tiffany & Co Robert Haviland Limoges Set of 12 Highly Decorate Porcelain Plates. Circa 1981. Made for "Muse De Arts Decoatifs, Paris". Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Dia-10.25". Provena

Set 17 Limoges plates by J. Pouyat, floral & gilt decorated, each plate is 8.5", good condition overall one plate has a small chip on the back

Cobalt and gilt decorated border, 9 3/4 inches diameter.

Marked on bottom "La Chasse a la Licorne" Robert Haviland & C. Parlon 1975 Edition Limitee" Numbers one through six with a duplicate of #1. Dimensions: W 10" Condition: Wear consistent with age and us

Twelve (12) Limoges plates, 8 3/4". Provenance: Westerlo, New York collection.

Set of Twelve Limoges Porcelain Shore and Game Bird Plates, and a Ruffed Grouse Platter, the Platter Jean Pouyat, 1890-1932. Each painted with a different species of bird, the plates each marked ""LIM