Limoges - Service - green mark, France - Paris, service for 7 persons (approx. 71 pieces) with polychrome decor "Jardin Bleu" (with olive, pea and orange decor), design by Laure Japy; consisting of: 7x place plates (Dca. 30cm); 7x dinner plates (dca. 25.5cm); 8x side dishes (dca. 17cm); 6x large cup with 5x saucer and 9x small cup with 8x saucer as well as 12x pastry plates (dca. 22cm; of which 1x minimally damaged) as well as 1x milk jug and 1x sugar bowl (damaged on the inside); 2x oval, shallow serving bowl (Dca. 25.5 / 36cm); 1x round serving bowl (Dca. 29cm); 1x square bowl (Dca. 17cm); 1x round platter (Dca. 30cm); 1x six-pass bowl with 1x saucer (Dca. 13.5cm). Overall with traces of age and partially minimally rubbed.

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