Dessert Service "Bon appetit, Louis XVI!"

France, early 20th century, porcelain, marks Limoges Boisbertrand/Theilloud.

The porcelain service is made in gold knurling technique.

The entrepreneurs Boisbertrand and Teillot purchased the L'Association factory in Limoges in 1882. This is how the history of this famous porcelain manufactory began, which existed for almost 60 years.

The "Limoges France" stamp with the flag belongs to the manufacturer Boisbertrand / Theilloud from the period 1900-1930.

The condition of the dessert service is excellent. There are small signs of usage on the dish.

The service includes 11 dessert plates, a cake platter and a biscuit bowl.

Weight 3,720 kg
Dessert bowls diameter 19 cm
Diameter of the cake dish 25.5 cm
Biscuit bowl diameter 24 cm, height 13 cm.

https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/287-boisbertrand-theilloud-limoges-marks
https://www.frenchoriginals.co.nz/blogs/stories/boisbertrand https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porcelaine_de_Limoges