Limoges Porcelain Dinner And Coffee Sets By Haviland, Louvecienn Model

Limoges porcelain dinner and coffee sets by Haviland, Louveciennes pattern, 84-piece set.

Created by Haviland in 1974, the Louveciennes collection is inspired by a service featuring “pearl cartouches, rose panels, and barbel” purchased by Marie Antoinette from the Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory in 1781.

The neoclassical design features the queen’s favorite flowers and motifs: roses, barbel, pansies, myrtle, and pearls, artfully arranged in medallions, cartouches, and foliage accented with gold.

The center of each piece is adorned with a bouquet of flowers encircled by gilded foliage and intertwined laurel garlands.

It consists of:

24 dinner plates (diameter: 25 cm).

12 dessert plates (diameter: 20 cm).

12 soup plates (diameter: 23.5 cm).

1 large oval platter with a serving tray (40 cm by 31.5 cm).

1 round deep dish (diameter: 32.5 cm).

1 round shallow dish (diameter: 31.5 cm).

1 soup tureen (diameter: 26.5 cm).

1 pie plate (diameter: 24.5 cm).

1 salad bowl (diameter: 25 cm).

2 small serving dishes (23 cm by 14.5 cm).

1 sauceboat on a foot (18 cm).

1 coffee pot (height: 18 cm).

1 milk jug (height: 7 cm).

1 sugar bowl (7.5 cm by 10 cm).

12 coffee cups (6 cm by 6 cm).

12 coffee saucers (diameter: 12 cm).

In perfect condition, except for a small chip on the rim of one dinner plate (see photo).

A timeless, delicate, and extremely elegant design, characteristic of the craftsmanship of the Limoges porcelain makers…

This model is still available for purchase; the new price for this set is 17,016 euros.