Finely crafted porcelain teacup, saucer, and bowl trio produced by Théodore Haviland in Limoges, France. The pieces all carry the distinctive Théodore Haviland Limoges, France mark on their undersides, confirming their authenticity and origin.
Each item displays a harmonious pink floral motif along with delicate green foliage on a classic white ground, highlighted by subtle gilded accents on the cup handle, emblematic of Haviland’s renowned artistry. The bowl measures approximately 7 inches in diameter, as shown in the provided measurement photo, and the saucer and teacup feature matching decoration. Théodore Haviland established his porcelain factory in the late nineteenth century, and pieces bearing his mark are sought after for their elegant designs and historical significance.
This set would appeal to collectors of French porcelain and admirers of classic tableware. Based on the images, the condition appears well preserved, with no visible chips or major flaws.
