Haviland Louveciennes, Marie Antoinette, 6 Limoges Porcelain Breakfast Cups

Set of 6 Limoges porcelain breakfast cups, Haviland Manufactory, Louveciennes pattern.
First released in 1974, the Louveciennes collection is inspired by a neoclassical design created in the 18th century by the Sèvres porcelain manufactory for Marie Antoinette.
The design consists of alternating blue and gold medallions adorned with a rose and gold medallions. Between the medallions, garlands of intertwined laurel leaves frame motifs featuring roses and barbel fish. The background of the plates is adorned with a bouquet of flowers surrounded by golden foliage and garlands of intertwined laurel leaves.
This model is still listed in the manufacturer’s catalog at a price of 284 euros per piece—meaning 1,704 euros new for the set shown here—but we are offering it at the very attractive price of 100 euros per piece.
Dated circa 1980.
Shipping: 18 euros within France, 35 euros within the EU, and 150 euros to the rest of the world.