Rare Tête-à-tête In Limoges Porcelain From The Haviland Manufacture Of The Fluted Service Created By Félix Braquemond.

- Rare tête-à-tête in polychrome Limoges porcelain from the Haviland factory of the fluted service created by Félix Braquemond around 1878-1879
  for the Haviland factory with chromographic decoration of cornflower flowers on a cream background.
- The tête-à-tête is composed of a multi-lobed tray, two tea cups and their two saucers, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, a teapot.
- Perimeter of the spout and pouring spout of the teapot with a gold-gilded net and of fretted top of the teapot is a sugar bowl with a gold-gilded star.
- Handle of the two cups with three gold-gilded threads and interior of the two cups, the milk jug, the sugar bowl, the teapot as well as the handles of the  
  pieces of shape and spout of the teapot on white background.
- Number 4542 in red under the lid of the sugar bowl and on the underside of the sugar bowl and hollow mark under the underside of the shaped parts.
- Signed with the H&Co factory stamp. with a horizontal bar and L for Haviland and Compagnie Limoges in chrome green with a fine stamp under
​​​​​​  covered and branded with the distributor's stamp on Haviland porcelain cover in light brown Dejoie&Cie 17 bis rue de Paradis Paris H&Co.
- Only a few very rare pieces from this service are known in private collections.
- The last photo represents the plate of the fluted service from the Haviland & Co. Limoges commercial catalog circa 1878-1879.
- Period 4th quarter of the 19th century around 1878-1888.