"Frugier Limoges 5-pan Dinner Set"
Rare set of 5 Frugier de Limoges porcelain casserole dishes. The series is presented on a wooden wall stand and each casserole dish has paintings of homomorphic rabbit figures in various scenes on its base, in the style of Anglo-Saxon children's drawings.
The stand measures 43 x 22.5 cm and the casserole dishes have a diameter of 4.5 to 9 cm and a height of 5.5 cm.
René Frugier was a French ceramic engineer active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, trained at Sèvres and known for having invented a type of heat-resistant porcelain called Aluminite, porcelain enriched with kaolin and clay, resistant to over 300°C. Frugier established his own factory in 1895 in Limoges.
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