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EUC- Nearly Pristine & Rare GDA France Haviland Limoges Calvados Teacup & Saucer
US$18
US$45
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- Size
- See description
- Color
- GoldWhite
- Category
- HomeDiningDinnerware
- Brand
- Limoges
- Style Tags
- Antique FrenchDepression EraArt Deco
Cult fave, swooning again over this rare & gorgeous Art Deco era Teacup & saucer. (For display purposes, it’s sitting on top of a hand painted Limoges dinner plate, not included).
In the Calvados pattern, heavy rich embossed raised gold design, on an ivory background, total Luxury.
Made by Gerard, Dufraisseix & Abbot (GDA) of the Limoges region of France. Back stamp markings: GDA France, Ch. Haviland Limoges. Antique item. Imported from France. GDA dates this between 1900 - 1941.
Imagine how elevated one must have felt being served off of such fine accoutrements during The Great Depression, crazy huh?!
This piece is nearly flawless except for a flea bite rough ding near the cup edge by the handle, circled in red. The last picture also circled in red, shows the ding from a different angle, not a big deal at all. Price reflects this minor difference.
I have more pieces in this pattern, and other complimentary pieces that look stunning mixed and layered together. (For display purposes, it’s sitting on top of a hand painted Limoges dinner plate, not included).
Saucer about 6” wide
Teacup 4 1/2” wide to handle
Antique French Limoges Art Deco Luxury Calvados Bespoke
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