Limoges porcelain coffee set with rose garland — Art Deco style This set is a lady dressed in festive attire for everyday wear — its white surface is adorned with a delicate pink rose garland, framed by a crisp, geometric… 350,00 €
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Limoges porcelain coffee set with rose garland — Art Deco style (6878)
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Limoges porcelain coffee set with rose garland — Art Deco style
This set is a lady dressed in festive attire for everyday wear — its white surface is adorned with a delicate pink rose garland, framed by a crisp, geometric gilded band where traditional romanticism meets the modernity of the new century. A pot, sugar bowl, creamer, and five cups with saucers — an odd number, suggesting the set was used not for strict protocol but for gatherings of family or friends, where there was always room for one more guest.
A snapshot from the Art Deco era, Emilie Flöge: Afternoon light falls through the high windows of the Viennese fashion salon Casa Piccola as Emilie puts down a fabric sample and turns to a small table in the corner of the room, where a maid has just laid out a coffee set. The gilded handles catch the light just like the embroidery on the latest dress design still resting on a mannequin nearby — both items, fabric and porcelain, seem created from the same aesthetic principle.
She picks up a cup, feels the gilded handle beneath her fingers, curved like a musical note, and for a moment forgets the order list. This quiet moment before the afternoon client’s arrival is a ritual she has created for herself — small details that shape taste as carefully as major decisions. Outside the window, Vienna continues its hurried day, but here, only anticipation and the quiet joy of refinement prevail.
Period of Manufacture: Early 20th century, Art Nouveau–Art Deco transition period (approx. 1900–1920).
Maker: Limoges, France — a green ribbon mark “LIMOGES FRANCE” on the pot and cup bases confirms its origin from the Limoges porcelain manufacturing region, which had been the heart of porcelain since the 19th century. The specific manufactory cannot be reliably determined without additional markings.
Rarity & Significance: The set’s decor combines two eras — the traditional rose garland and the crisp geometric gilded band characteristic of the new, modernized taste. A set of five cups (rather than the usual four or six) gives the set an individual, less common character.
Application & Interior Use: The set is suitable for festive table settings as well as an expressive display accent, where the gilded handles and rose motif stand out against any interior.
Condition: The set is in good overall condition, with natural signs of use consistent with its age. The condition of the item is fully reflected in the photographs.
