Antique Gold and White French Porcelain Luncheon & Bread Plates - Set of Four circa 1894-1915 Switzerland This print has the ability

This print has the ability to coordinate with many different styles of kitchen walls and settings including cottage decor

5" inches (diameter) and wighs 10 oz

still lifes to landscapes

and easy to apply transferware techniques to the new unskilled workers at Clinchfield

Antique Gold and White French Porcelain Luncheon & Bread Plates - Set of Four circa 1894-1915 Switzerland This print has the ability{HISTORY} Shabby chic in the most elegant of ways, these four porcelain plates were made in Limoges, France by Bernardaud a Cie and imported for sale to the luxury dishware retailer Higgins & Seiter. A matching pair of two luncheon plates and two bread plates made between 1894 1915, each one features delicate gold filigree and a scalloped edge. Worn in spots yet still shimmery and very beautiful, these plates have a sophisticated shabbiness to them,