A. Raynaud, Limoges (French, founded 1849). A sixty-seven piece porcelain dinner service comprising: eleven flat tea cups (2.25"), eleven flat saucers (6"), twelve bread and butter plates (6.5"), nine rim soup bowls (8.25"), one teapot (7"), one covered sugar bowl (3.25"), one creamer (3.25"), one oval vegetable bowl (9.625"), one oval serving platter (14"), one oval serving platter (16"), one round covered vegetable tureen (6"), nine large dinner plate (10.75") and eight salad plates (7.5"). Each marked "Limoges France, Ceralene, A. Rayraud et Cie Limoges" to the underside.

One bread and butter plate is cracked, minor fleabite to one dinner plate; overall excellent condition.