
Porcelain plate 'Orsay' pattern by Haviland Limoges
History
This plate was produced by Haviland & Co., one of the most prestigious porcelain manufacturers in Limoges, France. The Orsay pattern, featuring delicate floral sprays and a distinctive scalloped rim with pale blue accents, was produced from the late 1950s through the early 1960s. Haviland has been crafting fine French porcelain since 1842, becoming renowned for elegant tableware exported worldwide. The Orsay pattern exemplifies mid-century French design with its subtle color palette and refined botanical motifs. Haviland porcelain is highly prized by collectors of fine French china and those who appreciate elegant vintage tableware. These pieces appeal to enthusiasts of mid-century dining culture, antique porcelain collectors, and individuals seeking to complete or enhance their Haviland collections. The delicate artistry and historical prestige of Limoges porcelain make such items desirable for both display and refined table settings.
Origin
Limoges, France
Maker
Haviland & Co.
Time period
circa 1958-1962