Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch

Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch

$15.00
$15.00
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Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch
  • Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch
  • Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch
  • Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch
  • Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch
  • Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch
  • Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch
Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch

Haviland Limoges Schleiger 67 Luncheon Plate, 8.5 Inch

$15.00
$15.00
Provenance & Condition

Each piece is researched, photographed and described as accurately as we can. Patina, crazing and age wear are part of a piece’s history, and they are shown in the photographs. Questions or extra photographs are always welcome before purchase.

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Neither dinner plate nor little dessert plate, the 8.5-inch luncheon form occupies a particularly gracious middle scale. Haviland made it in Limoges between approximately 1890 and 1927 as part of the pattern identified by Schleiger as number 67. Belonging to a larger French porcelain story these make a true match possible long after services have been divided. Three plates remain, all in excellent condition. The size is easy to live with—right for lunch, cake, or a layered first course—and the porcelain brings history without requiring a formal occasion. The trio can complete what a family already owns or begin a small, deliberately mixed table of its own. 

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