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We would like to inform you that the object, described below, was part of a complete service that we have divided and we offer the loose sale of the individual pieces. Elegant Limoges white porcelain salad bowl with tray; the shape of the salad bowl and tray are not regular and that is precisely why the object as a whole is particularly interesting and original; the salad bowl has only one handle on one side; the beautiful white porcelain has been embellished in a refined manner with fine and elaborate handmade pure gold floral decorations arranged with extreme aesthetic taste. The salad bowl was made between 1902 and 1910 in Limoges, France, by Haviland & Co. Contrary to popular belief, Limoges does not indicate a factory, but a production area comprising several manufacturers all located in central France. Its fortunes began with the discovery of kaolin deposits near the town, purchased by King Louis XVI, who granted the privilege of manufacturing to the first factory in 1711. During the nineteenth century, the number of factories grew, and it was in 1842 that David Haviland, founding his factory, made Limoges, the porcelain capital of the world, a cradle of art without limits. David began to write the history of the Haviland family, a name synonymous with the art of French luxury that has endured to the present day. David Haviland was a skilled American merchant who set up a company to import pottery and porcelain in 1838 in New York; in 1842 he decided to settle in Limoges, where thanks to him porcelain experienced unprecedented flowering. David Haviland became world-famous for his innovative eye and creative genius, so much so that in 1864 he turned out to be France’s most important porcelain manufacturer. David Haviland was always eager to push the limits of know-how. He perfected decorative techniques and equipped his manufacturer with revolutionary machines. The world’s greatest royal families and heads of state succumbed to the exceptional charm and prestige of this porcelain. These include the wife of Napoleon III, Empress Eugenie, President Jacques Chirac, Prince Rainier of Monaco, as well as Presidents Roosevelt and Lincoln, to name a few. Maison Haviland has been listed as a French brand of enormous excellence for over 175 years, sublimating the finest restaurants in the world’s most important palaces, such as the Ritz and Shangri-La Hotel in Paris, Le Dorchester in London, and even the Parisian Hotel Crillon. Haviland’s artisans have managed to preserve, pass on and keep their craft alive by combining tradition and modernity. At Haviland, it is the daily passion that builds the success of the Maison, with which they continue to write their legend. Haviland remains one of the few porcelain manufacturers that ensures that 100 % of its production, is entirely produced in Limoges; from manufacturer to creation. Every single decoration is still produced by hand with gold and perfect precision. More than 5000 different decorations have been created by the manufactory, since its founding, always guaranteeing perfect and prestigious workmanship. The tray measures width cm.35, depth cm.18, height cm.2, and salad bowl measures width cm.29, depth cm.23, height cm.11. The item is in good condition. This piece has an attribution mark,
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We would like to inform you that the object, described below, was part of a complete service that we have divided and we offer the loose sale of the individual pieces. Elegant white Limoges porcelain soup tureen with lid; the shape of the tureen is not a regular oval, but that is precisely why the object as a whole is particularly interesting and original; the tureen has two magnificent handles that have been placed well adhered to the body and go smoothly down to the base; the lid has a rich curl knob and has a small opening to accommodate the ladle handle; the beautiful white porcelain has been exquisitely embellished with fine and elaborate handmade pure gold floral decorations arranged with extreme aesthetic taste. . The tureen was made between 1902 and 1910 in Limoges, France, by the firm Haviland & C.ie. Contrary to popular belief, Limoges does not indicate a factory, but a production area comprising several manufactures all located in central France. Its fortunes began with the discovery of kaolin deposits near the town, which were purchased by King Louis XVI, who granted the privilege of manufacturing to the first factory in 1711. During the nineteenth century, the number of factories grew, and it was in 1842 that David Haviland, founding his factory, made Limoges, the porcelain capital of the world, a cradle of art without limits. David began to write the history of the Haviland family, a name synonymous with the art of French luxury that has endured to the present day. David Haviland was a skilled American merchant who set up a company to import pottery and porcelain in 1838 in New York; in 1842 he decided to settle in Limoges, where, thanks to him, porcelain experienced unprecedented flowering. David Haviland became world-famous for his innovative eye and creative genius, so much so that in 1864 he turned out to be France’s most important porcelain manufacturer. David Haviland was always eager to push the limits of know-how. He perfected decorative techniques and equipped his manufacturer with revolutionary machines. The world’s greatest royal families and heads of state succumbed to the exceptional charm and prestige of this porcelain. These include the wife of Napoleon III, Empress Eugenie, President Jacques Chirac, Prince Rainier of Monaco, as well as Presidents Roosevelt and Lincoln, to name a few. Maison Haviland has been listed as a French brand of enormous excellence for over 175 years, sublimating the finest restaurants in the world’s most important palaces, such as the Ritz and Shangri-La Hotel in Paris, Le Dorchester in London, and even the Parisian Hotel Crillon. Haviland’s artisans have managed to preserve, pass on and keep their craft alive by combining tradition and modernity. At Haviland, it is the daily passion that builds the success of the Maison, with which they continue to write their legend. Haviland remains one of the few porcelain manufacturers that ensures that 100 % of its production, is entirely produced in Limoges; from manufacturer to creation. Every single decoration is still produced by hand with gold and perfect precision. More than 5000 different decorations have been created by the manufactory, since its founding, always guaranteeing perfect and prestigious workmanship. Measures width cm.30, depth cm.25, height cm.19 The item is in good condition. This piece has an attribution mark,
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French Gravy Boat in White Porcelain with Gold Decoration from Haviland & Co. Limoges, 1902, Set of 2, in Good conditions. Designed 1890 to 1919 This piece has an attribution mark,
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Antique Edwardian silver plated oval entree dish, oval in shape with handles to both sides and a removable lid.

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exceptional and very distinctive german silver-plated metal sugar bowl; the shape and workmanship perfectly incorporate the aesthetic characteristics of art nouveau; the lid has an elegant and eccentric knob; the handle is covered in raffia and creates an interesting combination of materials and styles, mixing the luster of silver-plated metal with the natural texture of raffia. The interior of the sugar bowl and lid are gilded; the drop-shaped medallions cleverly distributed on the body of the object are also gilded, creating a balanced and refined contrast. The sugar bowl bears the characteristic stamps of the german wmf company (württembergische metallwarenfabrik) on the bottom; it was made in 1906 and was part of a 4-piece tea & coffee service published on page 211 of wmf’s (art nouveau domestic metalwork) english market catalog published in 1906 (see photo). Wmf stands for württembergische metallwarenfabrik, which means württemberg metal factory. It is a german company that produces high-quality, designer kitchenware and cutlery. Wmf was founded in 1853 in geislingen an der steige, a town in southwest germany, by daniel straub, an industrialist and inventor. Initially, the company was engaged in the production of metal railroad items such as lamps, signals, and accessories. In 1880, wmf acquired a cutlery factory in heilbronn and began producing stainless steel and silver cutlery. Over the years, wmf expanded internationally, opening branches in several european countries and beyond. Today, wmf has about 6,000 employees worldwide and offers a wide range of kitchen products, such as pots, pans, knives, coffee makers, kettles, dryers, and more. Wmf is known for its quality, innovation, and elegant and functional style. The company was one of the pioneers in the use of plated silver and developed advanced methods to produce high-quality plated items. In the art nouveau period, wmf became famous for its artistically designed products characterized by sinuous lines and elegant shapes, creating unique pieces that became true functional works of art. The “ox” punch indicates that the object’s decorations were oxidized with a potassium sulfide solution and the flat areas polished to a mirror finish with pumice. The “i/o” punch identifies metal-plated objects by indicating the thickness of the layer of silver used in plating the object; our sugar bowl has a normal thickness of silver plating, that is, one gram of silver distributed over an area of one square decimeter. The punch depicting an ostrich enclosed in a rhombus and then in a square is known as the “ostrich mark” or “wmf ostrich mark,” is the first impressed mark used in 1880 when the firm straub & schweizer of geislingen merged with the firm a, ritter & co. Of esselingen to form the new company “wurttembergische metallwarenfabrik” (wmf) of geislingen, with daniel straub as general manager. The choice of the ostrich as the trademark of the new company was determined by the heraldic animal of the straub family, whose german word is “strauss.” the letter “g” stands for “geislingen.” the sugar bowl is in very good condition. Measures diameter cm.11, height cm.17. For all our shipments we use special packaging materials (custom-made wooden crates, styrofoam, etc.) for maximum protection and safety of the items. This piece has an attribution mark,
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A set of a dozen French mid-century modern oyster plates in green, white and yellow glazed faience.
Twelve stylish high-glazed platters, all in very good vintage condition with no chips or losses.
Each of the twelve plates measures 9.65″ (24.5cm) in diameter (six oysters plus condiment)
Total weight: 15.87lbs (7200g). This piece has an attribution mark,
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Porcelain dishes “Made in Czecho-Slovakia”, by 1930-Czech Republic

Vajilla made in fine porcelain in the first quarter of the twentieth century in the anitugue of Czechoslovakia. Printed ornament, based on stylized floral elements, elegant and winding lines, with oriental reminiscences. Polychromy in gray, blue and a reddish touch to contrast. Exquisite polyilobed edge in silver. All the pieces have stamp in the lower part.

It consists of 35 units:

(1) Large tray: 42 x 30 cm.
(1) Medium tray: 36 x 27 cm.
(1) SALSERA: 10 x 23 x 15 cm.
(1) Hondo oval dish 1 x 24 x 14 cm.
(1) Foot with foot: 9 x 21 x 21 cm.
(12) Plain dishes: 23 cm diameter.
(9) Hondos dishes: 23 cm diameter.
(9) Dishes dessert: 17.5 cm diameter.

Italian manufacture table center produced by Mam (Milan artistic metals) in the 70s.
Metal structure with a shaped circular shape.
Good general conditions, some small signs of use.

Dimensions: diameter 40 cm – height 2 cm
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Small German Serving Bowl in Glazed White Porcelain from KPM Berlin, 1970s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1970 to 1979 This piece has an attribution mark,
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Vintage German Serving Bowl in White Glazed Porcelain from KPM Berlin, 1970s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1970 to 1979 This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution