Limoge Marks

Set of vintage French Limoges dinnerware. See Makers Marks on the back of the pieces.

A cobalt blue ground with rich gilt birds and foliate scrolls.The “bleu de four” motifs taken from a sumptuous antique vase are hand-enhanced with fine gold. Limoges Raynaud mark to...

A cobalt blue ground with rich gilt birds and foliate scrolls.The “bleu de four” motifs taken from a sumptuous antique vase are hand-enhanced with fine gold. Limoges Raynaud mark to...

The mark on the bottom of the platters includes the words “Limoges” and “France” which are indicative of the period after he purchased this factory thus, establishing the age of thes...

GUERIN & Co / FRANCE / LIMOGES" marks to underside. 11" diameter.

The richly patterned gilt metal rims and closure, fashioned as an intricate flower with leaves, add to its ornate beauty. Hallmarked with the Limoges mark of crossed swords under a c...

"Les toilés," in addition to the Limoges mark of origin, certifying its provenance.

Dimensions: 7.25" diameter Condition: Very Good, with slight rubbing to the gilt along the outer rim. Marks: The plates, each with the Haviland Limoges mark in use circa 1876 "CFH" i...

The set also bears the Limoges mark of MC (script) within a triangle, each side of which is marked, respectively, “LIMOGES/FRANCE/DEPOSÉ” and consists of: 35 Luncheon Plates, 1?

A gorgeous pair of antique early 20th-Century white porcelain creamware rose baskets flower arrangements from Limoges, France. Maker's mark on reverse. These stunning arrangements fe...

The matching saucers are equally ornate, with a harmonious border that complements the design of the cups perfectly. Details: Origin: Limoges, France Maker’s mark: Bernardaud & De...

This is a beautiful antique French Limoges ormolu mounted rectangular bombe' shaped table casket, circa 1870 in date and bearing the Limoges marks on the underside.

The two cups were made between 1880 and 1890 in the Limoges area of France, whose mark we find on both the cups and saucers.

Gilt highlights also visible on the handles and with stylized foliage scrolls on the neck and the feet. Mark “Limoges” beneath the pair of coolers, in blue letters.

Lanternier & Co Limoges with the red star marks on all pieces. The set comprises twenty seven pieces composed of eight coffee cups and saucers, four large coffee or tea cups and sa...

Vibrant French art deco coffee and desert service in cinnabar, black and bright gold. The mark is "Superieur Limoges France" which will date this set to 1920.

The underside of the basket shaped Limoges box bears the mark of the esteemed Limoges company Chamart.

Limoges French porcelain gilded and floral painted dinner service for ten (10), with green underglaze marks for "Limoges / France" and red underglaze importers marks for "Geo.

Both pieces have Haviland & Co. Limoges ink mark. Excellent original condition. Bowl 7.38 inch diameter. 1.5 inch high.

Of fabulous white porcelain with shaped gilt outlines and complete for twelve place settings. Bears the following marks: Retailers marks for Gelder & Co., Amsterdam, Retailers ...

Marked with the triangular, red iron oxide stamp reading Oscar Gutherz, Limoges, and the impressed mark of OGL. Gutherz had a decorating studio in Limoges, France, in the late 19th c...

Marked with the triangular, red iron oxide stamp reading Oscar Gutherz, Limoges, and the impressed mark of OGL. Gutherz had a decorating studio in Limoges, France, in the late 19th c...

Marked with the triangular, red iron oxide stamp reading Oscar Gutherz, Limoges, and the impressed mark of OGL. Gutherz had a decorating studio in Limoges, France, in the late ninete...

The undersides of the porcelain have been stamped with Havilands attribution mark "Haviland Limoges, France". Cashmere is an oriental inspired pattern with a scalloped edge and a Tre...

Marked with the triangular, red iron oxide stamp reading Oscar Gutherz, Limoges, and the impressed mark of OGL. Gutherz had a decorating studio in Limoges, France, in the late 19th c...

D&Co France R. Delinières Limoges 1894 - 1900 mark. The factory was established in 1863 by Rémi Delinières.

The biscuit has a Raymond Laport Limoges factory mark. In 1882 Raymond Laporte left the Limoges factory that he had been in partnership with Henri Ardant since 1878.

Box, box set, 19th century, Napoleon III period, porcelain and brass frame, square, dark king blue, gold decor, elegant with his dog, signed Marcy, Mark Marcy, France, Limoges Measu...

Each piece with maker's mark underfoot, Faberge, Limoges- France.  

Created during the late 19th century by the Raymond Laporte factory in Limoges. Factory mark under the base. In 1882 Raymond Laporte left the Limoges factory that he had been in p...

Each plate signed, numbered 2297, Limoges mark and description on the back. L'unicorne laser désintègre les cornes de rhinocéros cosmique.

Bears the well-known Limoges mark. Measures: 4 7/8" x 4 7/8" x 2 1/2" high Very good antique condition, no cracks or chips.  

With printed Haviland Limoges marks to the base and impressed artist mark.

This is a set of 15 pieces in porcelain with hand applied gold highlights and bearing the decorators mark. Cute additions for a formal table. Limoges is one of the best porcelain f...

This is a set of 12 pieces in porcelain with hand applied gold highlights and bearing the decorators mark. Cute additions for a formal table. Limoges is one of the best porcelain fac...

Manufactured by Limoges with 765 & 38 impressed mark, France, circa 1880 Dimensions: 9" diameter x 1" H.  

At one point on the 20th century many artists were producing wares marked Limoges. Many pieces had factory marks and even marks showing who decorated each piece.The factories operati...

It bears the Limoges France mark, confirming its authenticity and fine quality.

Marked on base with a Limoges style mark for the maker O.C. & Co.. Hand decorated.

The box has a printed Limoges France makers mark along with further hand applied marks and a description in French.

A gorgeous antique French white porcelain serving platter by Theodore Haviland made in Limoges, France, circa 1890. Maker's mark on reverse.

This service is in Limoges Porcelain. We have the mark underneath, ch.Field Havilland - Limoges.

Coudent,' with heavy gilding to the shaped border, the reverse with painted mark, 'Limoges France C et J,' and the foot rim with three pierced holes for hanging, ca. 1890-1900.

Both cup and saucers are marked with green underglaze factory marks "Limoges W.G.&Co France" that date back to 1891-1900; three saucers are marked with brown decorator marks, and one...

Execptional dinner set limoges porcelain bear the mark of haviland and retail by MAISON EMILE BOURGEOIS , grand depot 21 rue drouot a Paris he sell only high end in porcelain ,Havil...

The base is stamped with the Hermès Paris mark. Signed. Production Limoges, France 1970. Please watch the video and photos carefully, thank you.

The reverse of each bears a Jules Etienne retailers mark. Several bear a green Limoges underglaze factory mark for the porcelain as well.

Colors include: white porcelain, gold and red. With maker's mark, 'Limoges' 'France', 'hand-painted', and artist initials 'EG', on back as show in image #10.

Faberge After Imperial Gatchina Palace Porcelain Egg, hand-painted with hanging bouquets and raised white enamel dots, interior gold-plated and with carousel horse with rhinestones o...

Colors include: white porcelain, gold and green. With maker's mark, 'Limoges' 'France', 'hand-painted', and artist/designer initials 'EG', on back as show in image #8.

Ornate bronze mounts at top of the vase as well as the base. Limoges Depose France mark at bottom.

Piece is hand-marked 'hand-painted' as shown on bottom and with markers' mark and origin, 'Limoges France', all on underside as shown.

George Borgfeldt and Co. (Limoges, France) used this early mark from 1906-1920.

Measures: Diameter: 9 3/7 inches x 1 inch high Marks: Green printed Limoges/France A Guiraud, Brousseau?

Both the cup and the saucer are marked with green underglaze factory mark "H&C/L", dating back to 1876-1889, and red overglaze decorator mark "Haviland &C Limoges". dating back to 18...

Produced by Ceralene / A. Raynaud et Cie of Limoges, France. Variety of marks suggest this set was purchased and pieced together over a number of years.

The plates are marked with the Haviland Limoges France mark (Castle mark) that was in use since 1958 and was replaced in 1967.