Porcelain collector plate titled 'Noel 1975 - Nine Ladies Dancing' by Haviland Limoges

This plate is part of the renowned Haviland Limoges 'Twelve Days of Christmas' series, produced annually from 1970 to 1981. Each year featured a different verse from the traditional Christmas carol, rendered in the distinctive blue and white jasperware style reminiscent of Wedgwood. The series was created by the prestigious French porcelain manufacturer Haviland & Co., established in Limoges in 1842, known for producing fine dinnerware and decorative pieces for European and American markets. These collector plates appeal to Christmas enthusiasts, porcelain collectors, and those interested in limited-edition holiday memorabilia. The series has maintained steady collector interest due to its elegant design, the reputation of Haviland Limoges, and the completeness challenge of acquiring all twelve plates. The 'Nine Ladies Dancing' plate from 1975 is particularly sought after by completists building the full set, and its delicate relief work showcasing the dancing figures against a winter scene demonstrates the fine craftsmanship that makes Haviland pieces treasured decorative items.