Limoges Elite Porcelain Furniture

A lovely early 20th century French Limoges coffee pot having 14 karat hand applied gold striped accents, handle, and spout, on a pure white background, ...

An antique and large French Limoges plaque by E. Meyers offers porcelain construction in stylized shield form and having gilt scroll trim with hand pai...

Bring a little color into your home with this pair of elegant, antique porcelain vessels. Crafted circa 1950, each vase is dressed with a dome lid and intricate side handles with bird figure. Both colorful urns...

A French antique set of ten fine china dinner plates by Limoges France Elite Works offers shaped rims with foliate and floral decoration, maker mark as pho...

A French antique set of twelve fine china salad plates by Limoges France Elite Works offers shaped rims with foliate and floral decoration, maker mark as p...

An antique and large French Limoges vase offers porcelain construction with hand painted reserve with classical scene including lady with cherubs, fl...

Presenting a gorgeous and rare pair of French Elite Limoges Art Deco bookends. These are a pair of beautifully whimsical bookends from the Art Deco Era. Made circa 1925. Made of white porcelain with red or burnt orange decoration, one represents a bunny rabbit and the other a duck. The ‘Bunny’ has red dot eyes and long ears and the ‘Duck’ has a red beak and raised tail. Each is very much in the Classic Art Deco style of form and decoration. Both are fully and properly marked underneath or on the base with: “Limoges ELTE France …. Model Depose … A.V. …. G. Pont du Monde – ANVERS” inside a circle. The duck is very unusual as the head is removable from the base …. We cannot figure out why, save, it is part of whimsicality of the piece! We ‘DARE YOU’ to find another pair!! Dimensions: Each is 6.25? tall, 6.2? wide and 3? deep Bawo & Dotter was a New York company established in 1860s to import porcelain mainly from Limoges. In 1870s they established in Limoges a porcelain decorating manufactory called The Elite Works. In 1896 the manufacture began producing own porcelain. Production lasted till 1914 when World War I began and was resumed after the war ended. Next significant changes came in 1924. Bawo and Dotter...

Set of 6 French Limoges porcelain demitasse cups with saucers feature cobalt blue glazing with gilt banding having foliate decoration, cups seated in pierced gilt metal floral and fo...

Antique hand-painted porcelain Elite works Limoges oyster plate.

This set of six + one French, Theodor Haniland plates for Limoges is from the early 20th century and made in France. They have cobalt blue and gold plated...

An unique and wonderful set of hand painted artist : William Schott signed mushroom plates. Double back stamped and factory decorated Elite Limoges and c...