Partial porcelain tea / dinner service in an unidentified but similar pattern to the Virginie line, with elements including central roundels decorated with natural scenes of birds and foliage in polychrome transfer, the outer margins scattered with motifs of insects, edges scalloped with gilded and raised borders; reminiscent of 18th century Sevres or Meissen. L. Bernardaud & Company, Limoges, France, circa mid 20th century. Group to include fifty six total pieces, with nineteen 6" saucers, ten 4" x 2" teacups, 4" x 5" creamer, 5" x 6" covered sugar, 10" x 4" serving bowl, six 9" soup bowls, two 10" dinner plates, four 8.5" luncheon plates, nine 7.5" bread and butter plates, 6" x 10" covered dish, LG 15" x 13" platter, and SM 13" x 10.5" platter. Condition; good with light expected age wear, some mild rubbing to transfer, small chip to rim of base of covered dish, small chip to underside of one saucer, small chip to outer redge of one bread and butter plate, otherwise clean with no additional chips or cracks.