vintage Limoges tea set

This quintessentially French Limoges* porcelain service à thé features the laurel and bee motifs associated with Naploen Bonaparte. Both the cup and saucer have fluted detailing. Limoges is know for its exceptional quality and durability as well as timeless design. This set can elegantly grace your table or displayed on a shelf or hutch, adding a touch of elegance and shine to any decor style. The sets are marked with a Limoges France signature.

*Limoges porcelain, a testament to French artistry, boasts a rich history deeply intertwined with royal favor. The city of Limoges, blessed with abundant kaolin deposits, became a hub for porcelain production in the 18th century. The exceptional quality and delicate beauty of Limoges porcelain quickly captivated the French court, with esteemed figures like King Louis XV and Marie Antoinette becoming ardent patrons. Royal patronage further solidified Limoges's reputation for excellence, elevating it to a symbol of luxury and refinement.

This royal endorsement played a pivotal role in establishing Limoges porcelain as a global icon. The exquisite craftsmanship, intricate hand-painted decorations, and unparalleled translucency of Limoges pieces garnered international acclaim. From opulent palaces to discerning collectors, Limoges porcelain became a prized possession, representing elegance, artistry, and a tangible connection to French heritage.