ANTIQUE JPL LIMOGES 5 Small Bowls Art Nouveau Floral Design with Gilding 5.25”

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Location: Pittsfield, Vermont, United States
Ships to: US,
Item: 167208078859

Condition:UsedUsed
Seller Notes:“4 in Perfect Mint Condition, 1 with a small chip on the underside of the Rim”
Number of Items in Set:Five-Piece
Origin:France
Antique:Yes
Shape:Round
Occasion:All Occasions
Custom Bundle:No
MPN:N/A
Year Manufactured:1919
Vintage:Yes
Department:Adults
Care Instructions:Hand Wash Only
Original/Licensed Reproduction:Original
Style:Art Nouveau
Features:Hand Painted
Featured Refinements:Wanamaker Backstamp
Production Style:Art Pottery
Finish:Glossy
Handmade:No
Pattern:Floral
Color:White with Floral Border
Item Diameter:5-1/4 in
Country, Region of Manufacture:France
Material:Porcelain
Set Includes:Bowl
Limoges:Limoges
Type:Fruit / Dessert Bowls
Era:Edwardian (1901-1910)
Theme:Flower
Original/Reproduction:Original
Time Period Manufactured:1900-1919
Production Technique:Pottery
Country/Region of Manufacture:France
Backstamp:Painted
Product Line:J.P.L. France Pouyat Limoges
UPC:Does not apply

eBay Antique Art Nouveau J.P.L. LIMOGES ~ 5 Small Fruit/Dessert (Sauce) Bowls (5-1/4″) made in FRANCE with Gilded Edges & Floral Design ~ from the Early 1900’s Perfect for the Holidays! This is a stunning set of 5 Art Nouveau LIMOGES Small Fruit/Dessert (Sauce) Bowls. These beautiful little bowls have a gold gilded rim with a blue band near the rim with a floral design of delicate pretty pink roses, white daisies and asters. They measure 5-1/4 inches in diameter. Each small bowl weighs about 4 oz. BACKSTAMPS: Based on the Backstamps, these are very old plates dating to between 1914-1922. There are three Backstamp Markings: The green “J.P.L.” whiteware underglaze factory mark used (1890-1932)  The whiteware underglaze factory mark as above with the words “Limoges” and “FRANCE” in black  The “J. Pouyat Limoges” in a green ribbon wreath overglaze decorating mark (1914-1932) The green overglaze decorating mark at the bottom with a “W” is an importer’s retailer mark for John Wanamaker, a large department store in Philadelphia, with locations in Paris and New York as well (early 1900’s). As John Wanamaker died in 1922, I believe these plates can be dated between 1914 and 1922. PROVENANCE: These plates come from a friend’s great-grandmother who was from a prominent New England family. She was married Circa 1920 and we suspect these bowls may have been part of a wedding gift. They were recently discovered carefully packed away in a box in an attic and had been there since at least the mid 1950’s. There are other pieces in this same pattern that are listed separately including: 7 dinner plates (9-3/4 inch) 12 luncheon plates (8-3/4 inch) 6 saucers (5-1/2 inch) CONDITION: Four of these small bowls are in excellent mint condition with a bright, shiny surface and no chips, cracks or crazing. It’s hard to believe they are about 100 years old! One bowl has a small chip on the underside of the rim. This bowl is photographed separately in the last photo with a circles surrounding the chip. All of the bowls are photographed both front and back. Please see all photos as they are an important part of the description. These little bowls will be very carefully packaged and shipped via USPS, UPS or Federal Express NOTE: LIMOGES is located about 200 miles south of Paris. Nearby is the village of St. Yrieix, where significant deposits of kaolin – sometimes called “China clay” – were discovered in 1768. Kaolin is a pale-colored clay that looks almost white. This clay was first found in China and used to make porcelain centuries ago in the 800s and 900s. This fortuitous discovery of kaolin clay meant French manufacturers could produce the fine white porcelain similar to the fine porcelain of China. This changed the course of the region’s history. This was an essential ingredient for making hard-paste porcelain, which is fired at remarkably high temperatures and results in a luminous finish that is ideal for decoration. One of the distinctive traits of Limoges china is that no pieces will be alike due to the firing and production process. Capitalizing on the availability of kaolin clay, small-production porcelain factories opened in the surrounding area. It was the arrival King Louis XIV of France in 1781, however – who purchased one of the local factories in order to make porcelain wares for his court – that catapulted LIMOGES porcelain’s acclaim.

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