A beautiful piece of French porcelain with just the right amount of old-world elegance, this Theodore Haviland Limoges serving platter features a delicate pink floral spray, an embossed scalloped edge, and a softly gilded rim.
Made in Limoges, France, this generous 16¼" × 11½" oval platter is the kind of piece that makes a table feel collected rather than perfectly matched. Use it for a roast, a beautiful arrangement of pastries, a stack of seasonal fruit, or simply let it do what beautiful old china does best - sit out and be admired. The subtle pink florals and raised detailing feel timeless, while the gentle wear to the original gold trim is part of its history and charm.
Theodore Haviland Limoges was produced in France from the late 19th century into the 20th century; this platter is approximately circa 1894–1931, based on its Haviland backmarks. A lovely piece of French tableware, ready for many more dinners and gatherings and decor.
