6 B&Co LIMOGES COBALT & GILT DESSERT PLATES

A set of 6 L. Bernardaud & Company Limoges French porcelain dessert / cake plates having a gilt and cobalt rim design. Each measures approx. 8 1/2" diameter (22cm). Total weight approx. 1955 grams.

6 Pc. Limoges Cobalt Blue & Gilt Dinner Plates. Measures - 11" diameter.

6 Antique French Haviland Limoges White with Gilt Rims Dessert Plates 7.5" and 12 Nymphenburg Grape and Vine Rim Dessert Plates 8". Weight on all 11 pds. PROVENANCE: The Audubon Gallery, King Street,

gilt stamped mark "U.C. Limoges / France"; comprising 11 plates (7 1/2" dia.); 12 teacups (3 1/4" dia.); 12 tea saucers (5 1/2" dia.); 11 demitasse cups (1 3/4" high); 12 demitasse saucers (4" dia.);

Charles Ahrenfeldt (Germany / France, 1807-1894) for Charles R. Lynde, Boston. 6 Limoges porcelain plates with cobalt and gilt rims and hand painted flower and bird decoration. With Charles Ahrenfeldt

6 Limoges France Gold Snowflake porcelain dessert plates, circa 1900. Gilt to the scalloped and foliate textured edge, ornate gilt snowflake design to the center. Limoges mark to the underside. Weight

China dessert set with cobalt border and gilt scrolls, 11 dessert plates 7.25"D, 11 saucers 6"D, 9 cups

Hutschenreuther cobalt & gilt tea / dessert service. Includes: (6) 7.75" dessert plates, 6 cups, 5 saucers, creamer, sugar, coffee pot (7.75").

A Limoges Gilt Cobalt Porcelain Dinner Service. Comprising twelve dinner plates, twelve luncheon plates, twelve salad plates, eleven bread plates, twelve soup bowls, twelve dessert bowls, twelve fruit

Set of six late 19th or early 20th century Limoges porcelain dessert plates, each with a hand painted floral bouquet and scalloped rim with gilt accents, 8.25" diameter, maker marked Limoges, France.

Collection includes: -Limoges gilt bowl. Diameter: 10" -2 Theodore Haviland Limoges saucers.-2 GDA Limoges saucer.-4 Limoges dessert plates. Diameter: 6 1/4"-1 Limoges Salad Plate. Diameter: 8"-6 Limo

Antique Set of GDA FRANCE Cobalt and gilt hand painted porcelain plates and dessert Tazza. These are Limoges manufactured, marked ‘GDA France’ in green ink under glaze ( logo of Gerard, Dufrai

With cobalt and gilt decoration, 13 salad plates, approximate diameter 9", 6 soup bowls, diameter 7 3/4", 13 dessert plates, diameter 7 3/4", 3 demitasse cups, 9 saucers, 8 bouillon cups, coffee serve

A Limoges Porcelain Butterfly-Painted Dessert Service 20th Century comprising: 5 serving plates of various sizes 6 bread plates (lacking gilt borders) 24 dessert plates with scalloped edges 2 cache po

plates and 11 - 6" dessert plates cobalt and gold rim

Cobalt blue with gilt floral decoration. Includes a teapot, creamer, open sugar, (2) 9-1/2" serving plates, 10 cups with 12 saucers and (12) 6-7/8" dessert plates. From the collection of Phillip Siebe

Comprising cake platter, six cake plates, six cups and six saucers and a creamer jug. Together with a Limoges cobalt and partial gilt decorated porcelain dinner service comprising eight dinner plates,

Hallmarked Asian Dessert Plates, Hand Painted minimalist gilt flower decor, all cobalt blue with gilt rim. Backside marked with Asian characters. 6 in. One plate with repaired crack. Decorative Asian

12 Limoges France porcelain dessert plates in Incrustation Mid Century. Cobalt blue trim with gilt embossed foliate scrolls. Signed Limoges France Veritable incrustation Double dorure Pole a l'age Wei

Cobalt blue and raised gilt decor with grape and floral motif. [11" Dia.]. Very light wear.

Set of 12 French limoges porcelain Palais-Royal dessert plates, feature repeating silver foil tree pattern on cobalt blue border, accented by gilt edges. Hallmarked underside. Each plate measures 8.75

DESCRIPTION: A 6-Piece Bernardaud Limoges porcelain dinner plates. Features 6 dinner places having gilt trim with cobalt blue border. Marked on the underside: "Bernardaud Limoges France" CIRCA: 20th C

early 20th century; assembled German and French partial set, each having cobalt band and raised gilt initial monogram, comprising 35 pieces, including: 21 dinner plates, 6 soup plates, and 8 dessert p

Jean Pouyat (French, early 20th century). Cobalt and gold dinner service comprising: twelve dinner plates (10"), twelve salad plates (8.5"), eleven dessert plates (7.5"), eleven bread plates (6.25"),