Giraud & Brousseau Limoges, Set of 12 Plates from Francoise Adnet

Cocteau Jean (1889-1963) Limoges Porcelain plate, signed and numbered 144/250. the background color is slightly pinkish.

Set of twelve chairs designed by Victor Courtray (1896-1987) School of Maurice Dufrene, Paul Follot, chairs with the original straw for 10 and 2 redone.

Rich brown leather desk set by Jacques Adnet, France, 1950s.

Furgieri gold-plated mirror from Italy, 1960s.

A set of 12 stylish dinner plates in delicate white Limoges porcelain, each piece edged with a fine rim of gilt, and bearing the elaborately formed monogramme 'DP'. Dating from the l...

This elegant set of twelve (12) dessert plates were realized by the esteemed maker J.L. Coquet of Limoges, France. They feature circular bodies in porcelain with lustrous white centers and striated matte perimeters with white gilt detailing resembling stylized and abstracted tapered cylindrical forms, resembling swaying strands of grass. The perimeters also offer a subtle striated texture incised into the porcelain, while the backs of the plates are finished in glossy white porcelain. With their impeccable craftsmanship and timeless aesthetic, these dessert plates promise to bring more than a touch of elegance and sophistication to any table setting. Each plate is signed "JL Coquet Limoges...

A Fine Set of 12 Blue & Gilt Porcelain Dinner Plates By Alfred Lanternier & Co Marked to the underside. Limoges, circa 1900 Founded as a luxury porcelain atelier by François Frédéric Lanternier...

This outstanding set of Limoges porcelain cabinet plates was made and decorated by the Charles Ahrenfeldt porcelain factory and studio in Limoges, France....