Four Porcelain Plates From Maison Tharaud In Limoges

Lot of four very beautiful soup plates from the Tharaud house, estimated from the 70s or 80s.
They are in any case prior to industrialization and automation of production, as evidenced by two photos showing the slightly veiled edges and the slightly offset decorations.
Very beautiful decoration of a beautiful finesse, called "Dalhia", described as exclusive by the manufacturer.
A large pink flower is placed on the left side straddling the rim and a smaller one on the right side on the inside back.
The foliage is mainly on the rim. This arrangement of offset decoration almost leaves the bottom of the plate white and preserves its view when the plate is garnished.
The very disheveled appearance of the flowers, the fineness of the cutting of the leaves and the curvature of the stems would make us think, if we ignored the modernity of the pieces, of an Art Nouveau decoration.
Nevertheless, the spirit is there.
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