Haviland

In 1842, David Haviland made Limoges the cradle of unlimited art, the world capital of porcelain. He began writing the history of the Haviland family, a name synonymous with the art of French luxury that endures to this day. Trader, David Haviland created a company importing earthenware and porcelain in 1838 in New York. In 1864, Haviland became the most important French porcelain factory. Certain Royal families and Heads of State around the world have succumbed to the charm and prestige of this Limoges porcelain.

Brand: Haviland

  • Art Deco – Baker Vegetable Dish

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  • Art Deco – Bread & Butter Plate

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  • Art Deco – Cereal bowl

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  • Art Deco – Coffee cup & saucer

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  • Art Deco – Creamer

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  • Art Deco – Dessert Plate

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  • Art Deco – Flavor Cup

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  • Art Deco – Large Dinner Plate

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  • Art Deco – Oblong cake platter

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  • Art Deco – Oval Dish

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  • Art Deco – Rice bowl

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  • Art Deco – Rim Soup Plate

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  • Art Deco – Salad Bowl

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  • Art Deco – Salad Plate

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  • Art Deco – Soup bowl

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  • Art Deco – Sugar box

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  • Art Deco – Tea cup & saucer

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  • Art Deco – Teapot

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