Discover this exquisite porcelain fruit bowl by Haviland, one of the leading names in Limoges porcelain. Produced between 1904 and the mid-1920s, this piece reflects the elegant design inspired by the late 18th-century French style.
This fruit bowl showcases a beautifully scalloped edge with a luxurious gold trim that enhances its overall sophistication. The decoration features garlands of roses and delicate ribbon motifs, embodying the timeless elegance of French porcelain craftsmanship. With its pedestal design, this piece offers both beauty and functionality, making it a standout centerpiece for any table setting.
Details:
Period: Early 20th Century (between 1904 and the mid-1920s)
Manufacturer: Théodore Haviland (Limoges, France)
Signature: The underside bears the mark "Théodore Haviland, Limoges, FRANCE." Théodore Haviland is a prestigious brand of Limoges porcelain, founded in 1893 by the son of the creator of the Haviland brand, David Haviland, and widely known for its high quality and refined design.
Material: Porcelain
Size: Diameter: 25.2 cm, Height: 16 cm
Quantity: 1 fruit bowl
Condition: This antique fruit bowl is in excellent condition, with no significant damage or restoration, despite being over 100 years old. As is typical of pieces from this era, minor black specks or slight warping may be present due to the manufacturing process of the time. These are reflective of the handcrafted techniques used and should not be considered defects. Please refer to the detailed photographs for a closer look at its exquisite design and condition.
Important Notes:
All items purchased from our shop are carefully packed and shipped from Paris, France. For customers outside the EU, the shipment will be treated as an export. Please note that any import duties, VAT, and customs fees incurred upon receipt of the item are to be covered by the customer.
