A. RAYNAUD ET CIE CERALENE DINNERWARE FOR SIX

A. Raynaud et Cie Ceralene porcelain dinnerware for six. Floral pattern with berries and butterflies. Includes (7) 10.5" plates, (6) 6.2" plates / saucers, and (6) 2.25" tall cups. Condition: good, no

97-PIECE SET OF A. RAYNAUD ET CIE LIMOGES "CERALENE" DINNERWARE. 1=LARGE ROUND 10" CASSEROLE SERVING DISH WITH LID, 1=RECTANGULAR (9 3/4 x 7.5") BOWL, 1=SUGAR, 1=CREAMER, 1=LARGE OVAL (16 x 12") PLATT

DESCRIPTION: (60 Pc) A. Raynaud et Cie. Limoges Ceralene porcelain dinnerware set in the "Guirlandes" pattern. From a Venetian porcelain of the 18th Century in a private French collection. In white po

In the Malmaison pattern, comprising: Ten 11" plates, one 12" x 7" covered server, nine 4" x 2 1/2" cups, one 5" x 3" creamer, one 9" x 3 1/2" sauceboat, t

Fifty-Nine Piece Set of Limoges Porcelain Ceralene Dinnerware, early 20th c., by A. Raynaud et Cie., in the "Morning Glory" pattern, consisting of 12 coffee cups, 11 saucers, 12 bread and butter plate

Ceralene. A. Raynaud et Cie. Vieux Chine pattern. Including 15-5-piece plate settings consisting of 2 1/4" cup with saucers, 10 3/4" dinner plate, 7 1/2" salad plate, and 6 1/2" bread plate. Along wit

Limoges, A. Raynaud & Cie, Ceralene dinnerware: Seventy-seven pieces in "Vieux Chine" pattern, white body with empire, orange and blue floral pattern, gilt rim; twelve dinner plates, 10 1/2" diam., on

51 Piece Set Of Raynaud Et Cie Ceralene "Hawthorn", limoges porcelain, marked Hawthorn from pont aux, choux manufacture paris circa 1780 Louvre museum

Raynaud Limoges French porcelain partial service in the "Vieux Nyon Nyon" pattern with gilt-accented borders with floral details, marked "A. Raynaud et Cie / Ceralene" to base. 101 pieces including 8

Extensive set of A. Raynaud et Cie. Céralene Limoges china,ABOUT 120 pieces including serving pieces , completer srvice for 8 minimum

Hand painted Porcelain Service. From a Bronxville, NY estate. Dimensions: (18) 6.5" dia plates; (12) 7.5" dia plates; (10) 10.5" dia plates; (4) 9" dia plates; (12) cups 3.5"

Comprising 10 dinner plates (10 3/4" dia), 7 salad plates (8 3/4" dia), 8 dessert plates (6 3/4" dia), 7 butter dishes (6 1/8" dia), one gravy bowl

French Limoges Ceralene A.Raynaud et Cie Porcelain Milk Jug Creamer Floral Design Approximately 5 inches tall.

Ceralene A Raynaud Et Cie Limoges Porcelain Chocolate Can Cup Saucer Set Cup is about 2 7/8 x 2 3/16 x 2 3/8 inches tall; saucer is approximately 4 3/36 inches in diameter.

Ceralene for Raynaud et cie Limoges. Consists of white ground with gilt: 8 cups [2 1/4" H x 2 1/4" D], 8 saucers [5" Dia], 8 plates [7 1/2" Dia], 1 creamer [3 1/2" H x 4" Dia], 1 covered sugar bowl [4

Vintage Limoges France Ceralene manufactured and decorated in the City of Limoges France by A. Raynaud et Cie. Measures: 9" Diameter Very good condition. Estimate: 300.00 - 350.00 USD

NINETY-EIGHT PIECE A. RAYNAUD ET CIE. GILT PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE FOR FOURTEEN, "AMBASSADOR GOLD" PATTERN, LIMOGES, FRANCE, 1980s-1990s, the yellow gold gilt relief foliate edges are echoed in fourt

Consisting of 24 large serving plates, one large serving platter, 24 small saucer plates, 28 medium sized plates, 13 saucer cups, 21 coffee cups and one deeper serving platter. All marked to underside

A Raynaud et Cie Limoges Dinner & Dessert Service. Dinner plates are 10.75 inches in diameter.

Flowers with gilt accents. A. Raynaud Ceraline. 6.5"Dia.

A pair of matching mid-20th century French porcelain cups by A. Raynaud et Cie, a porcelain manufacture based in Limoges established in 1911. The items are decorated with transfer-printed Les Oiseaux

Complete service for 12 - 11" dinner plate - 8" salad plate - 6.5" dessert plate, and cup and saucer. A. Raynaud Et. Cie. With packing bags. Excellent condition.

A. Raynaud et Cie, Limoges, hand-painted porcelain, Lafayette pattern, to include: 3 plates, 10 3/4"diameter; 8 plates, 8 5/8"; 6 plates, 6 1/2"; 5 demi-tasse cups, 5 saucers, one 16" platter; one 14"

Group of 8 Limoges Pots De Creme with saucers, 10 Soup Bowls and 22 saucers marked A. Raynaud et Cie, two large floral lidded serving bowls one marked Limoges along with a large Mottahedeh glazed cera