Presenting a Limoges Porcelain Dish, celebrated for its fine French craftsmanship. The creamy glaze hints at the revered Art Nouveau era, marked by organic forms and elegant curves. Originally from France, Limoges porcelain holds a significant place in the decorative arts, often identified by its hallmark precision and quality. The mark on this piece supports its Limoges origin, likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. Despite mild discoloration, this piece remains in very good condition, showcasing subtle wear you’d expect from genuine vintage decor. Valued between $100 and $300 at auction for an authentic piece, this is a charming addition for any porcelain aficionado, seamlessly blending history with visual appeal.
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Item Report
Limoges Porcelain Dish
By:Unknown
Style:Art Nouveau Style
Origin:France
Materials:Porcelain
Age:Circa 1890-1930
Condition:Very Good (mild discoloration, vintage condition)
Value:Authentic: $100-$300, Reproduction: $20-$50
Maker's Marks / Writing:Limoges mark visible on underside
Date:2026-05-03 22:40:16.099183
Description:
A porcelain dish marked with Limoges insignia, likely French origin, featuring a glazed cream surface.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
A decorative Limoges dish with characteristic mark, likely genuine.
Individual Images:
underside of dish showing mark
Provenance:
Unverified
Condition:
Very Good (mild discoloration, vintage condition)
Identification Score: 90%
Clearly visible Limoges mark and typical porcelain form support identification.
Authenticity Score: 85%
Based on mark typical of Limoges porcelain and visible aging signs.
Image Memory Note
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Keywords
Limoges, porcelain, French, dish, Art Nouveau
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