THEODORE HAVILAND, Limoges. Part of a porcelain dinner service in decalcomania, the basin decorated with a spray of flowers, the wing with double garland and blue frieze decoration. 20th century. Marked. Includes: - 2 ramekins ; - 2 cake stands ; - 2 compotiers on pedestal; - 2 fixed saucepans (one with chip, one with chip and cracks, lid missing); - 1 salad bowl ; - 1 serving plate with handles; - 3 large serving dishes, one oval and two round ; - 1 covered compotier ; - 1 soup tureen (lid missing); - 36 dessert plates ( Diam.: 22 cm) ; - 38 dinner plates (Diam.: 24.5) ; - 18 soup plates (Diam.: 24 cm). Also included: HAVILAND, Limoges. Part of a coffee service of the same model including a coffee pot, a sugar bowl, a milk jug, eleven cups and twelve saucers (two saucers cracked and one cup cracked).

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