Theodore Haviland Limoges France 10" Oval Serving Bowl with Lid, Flowers

Description: Thanks for visiting my store, Thrift Awhile! Please email me should you have any questions. Photos may include close-ups to show condition. Please use 'Hover to zoom' and 'Click to enlarge' features of listing to determine condition. Contact me to request additional photos/sizing and/or other information. ***Well kept item. No chips or cracks. Theodore Haviland: A Legacy of Exquisite PorcelainTheodore Haviland, a name synonymous with French porcelain of unparalleled beauty and quality, boasts a rich history intertwined with the rise of Limoges china artistry. Let's delve into its captivating journey: From New York to Limoges: The story begins with David Haviland, a New York china merchant yearning for finer porcelain for his American clientele. In 1840, he embarked on a quest to France, eventually settling in Limoges in 1853. Inspired by the region's abundant kaolin clay and skilled artisans, he established his own porcelain company, focusing on American tastes and preferences. A Family Affair: David's son, Theodore, inherited his father's entrepreneurial spirit and artistic vision. In 1893, he established "Theodore Haviland, Limoges, France," a company destined to become a leading force in the porcelain world. Theodore adopted innovative techniques, like employing on-site artists and utilizing machinery for decoration and firing. This resulted in exquisitely designed and flawlessly produced porcelain, capturing the hearts of collectors and everyday users alike. Global Acclaim: Theodore Haviland porcelain graced the tables of royalty and presidents, including Theodore Roosevelt and Queen Victoria. The company participated in prestigious international exhibitions, winning numerous awards and solidifying its reputation as a pinnacle of fine French craftsmanship.

Price: 24.98 USD

Location: Long Beach, California

End Time: 2024-12-09T10:00:01.000Z

Shipping Cost: 13.08 USD