Limoges Porcelain Planter from Bernardaud & Co., France, 1930s

Description

This romantic porcelain jardinera of limoges has pinks of fuchsia tones painted by hand on a green pastel background and … more This romantic porcelain jardinera of limoges has pinks of fuchsia tones painted by hand on a green pastel background and a golden edge. In the lower part we find the brand: “b&c. Limoges france ", corresponding to the manufacturer" bernardaud & co. ". This seal will be used by this brand from 1900 to the 40s.

more about limoges porcelain \.
the history of the most famous french porcelain factory begins in 1768, when in saint-yrieix-la-perche, very close to limôges, important caolin deposits are discovered. This delicate white clay will be decisive in the creation of a porcelain of such a high quality that will be compared to china, then considered the finest in the world.

in this way the development of a new ceramic industry in europe began. King louis xvi will promulgate an edict to grant the city of limôges the exclusive permission to produce porcelain for the kingdom of france. After the french revolution, several private porcelain factories will be established in the city, and each one will identify with a different name or symbol.

today, each of his designs is unique and designed by authentic artists. The limôges porcelain is manufactured in twenty manufactures, all located in the department of haute-vienne. Recognizing the authentic porcelain of limôges is very simple: all the objects of the french house carry the seal of its manufacturer. Normally stamped in black or blue, this brand can give us very precise indications to date the piece. A large amount of the limôges porcelain was made blank, and was subsequently decorated. Therefore, on many occasions this seal was accompanied by the decorator. This piece has an attribution mark,
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