Antique Gold & White French Porcelain Cups & Saucers - Mismatched Set of Two circa 1880s-1930s colonial furniture of new england the exact pattern name has

the exact pattern name has yet to be determined

A flower or two on each plate bears some light

The son of Italian immigrants from Tuscany

Featuring 20 hemstitched polka dots each measuring 1

Antique Gold & White French Porcelain Cups & Saucers - Mismatched Set of Two circa 1880s-1930s colonial furniture of new england the exact pattern name has{HISTORY} Hailing from 19th century Limoges, France, these two porcelain cups and saucers represent all the elegance of classic French style. They also happen to tell quite a few stories between them. Matching in color palette yet each beautifully and distinctly detailed, this curated set was made by three different French porcelain potteries Haviland, Gerard, Duffraisseix & Morel, and William Guerin, in France between the 1880s and the 1930s.