Haviland Other

Haviland & Co blue & yellow foliage.  Tiny, the rectangle base is only 5 inches long.  Could be used as a child's soup tureen but my Haviland book refers to it as a mustard tureen.

Marked "H&Co over Depose" and "Haviland & Co Limoges" meaning it was company decorated 1879 to 1989.

Condition:  The unglaed bottom is a bit rough and the lid has a small chip beside the spoon slot as shown.
 

Porcelain octagon shape.  Rust red edge.  Looks like it is hand painted enamels.
Marked "Metropolitan Museum of Art.  Reproduction of a cup German Meissen ca. 1740.  Ch Field Haviland Limoges France."
The cup holds 6 ounces.  The saucer is 5 1/2 inches.

Condition:  No damage.
 

Bright gold on green foliage.  Delicate ribbed body.  Charles Field Haviland Limoges.

The cup hold 7 ounces.  The saucer is 5 1/4 inches.

Condition:  The saucer has a nick on the rim covered with gold.  No scratches or other damage.  Just a bit of gold wear.
 

Theodore Haviland Limoges France tea cup & saucer.  Schleiger 625.

White with cream color rim.  Pin roses on gold & black ribbon verge.

The cup is 3 7/8 across.  The saucer is 6 1/8.

Condition:  No damage, no scratches.  The gold looks good.
 

Set of 4 coupe shape dessert plates.  8 3/8 inches.
Fancy pink painted feathered edge with gold.
Marked "Haviland & Co, Limoges for Dobbs Wey & Co Atlanta Ga."  Made in France

Condition:   Excellent.  Just a bit of gold wear.
 

8 3/8 inches.  Decorated with brilliant gold on jade green bands.  I expect this was special made to be a cabinet plate for this pink daisy wreath pattern.

Marked "Theodore Haviland, Limoges France."

Condition:  I don't see any signs of use, but it does have a tiny bit of gold rubbed at one edge.  Probably from standing in a china cabinet.

Set of 4 plates, 8 1/2 inches.  Marked for Charles Field Haviland, 1880-1890, company decorated.  Butterfly and wildflowers.  Three different flowers (2 are the same).

Condition:  3 have chips as shown.  Gold wear around the edges.
The faces of the plates look great.  (The little white specks are lint as I had just washed them.)

 

We believe these are Charles Field Haviland, they heve an impressed C 18cm.  Roses in red wine color with thorns and leaves.  Scalloped rim.

7 3/8 inches.  Set of 4 plates.

Condition:  Gold wear as shown.  Otherwise very nice.

Soup tureen with lid with ladle slot.  Pink flowers, brushed gold.  The bowl is about 9 inches across, 11 across the handles.  Holds about 2 1/2 quarts.

Marked "CFH GDM France" underglaze and and orange decorator mark "CH Field Haviland Limoges" 1882-1900.

Condition:  Excellent with no damage.
 

Covered vegetable or casserole with lid.  Pink flowers, brushed gold.  The bowl is about 9 1/2 by 6 1/4 inches oval, 11 1/4 across the handles.  Holds about 1 1/2 quarts.

Marked "CFH GDM France" underglaze and and orange decorator mark "CH Field Haviland Limoges" 1882-1900.

Condition:  Excellent with no damage.
 

Professionally hand painted straight sided bowl.  A waste bowl for a fish service for bones and shells.  Extremely rare antique porcelain.

4 3/4 across and 2 1/2 inches high.

Marked underglaze CGH/GDM for Gerard, Dufraisseix and Morel, Limoges France 1882-1890.
And marked overglaze in gold "Wm Lycett Atlanta."  William Lycett had a porcelain painting studio in Atlanta, Georgia 1883-1909 according to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.  This piece was found at an Atlanta estate sale.

Looks like a signature inside the shell but not sure.

Condition:  No damage at all.

 

Charles Field Haviland 1891-1899 mark.  Beautifully hand painted sea shells.

Coupe shape 7 1/4 inches.  Scalloped edge with gold.

Condition:  Excellent, they are not scratched.  One has an under edge chip as shown.
 

Cute as can be.  The attached underplate is 5 1/2 inches long.  Could also be used as a child's soup tureen but my Haviland book says it is a mustard tureen.

Haviland & Co basketweave shape 211.  The pattern is brown & blue folage.  Looks like a nut and berry on the underplate, one of the Schleigher #1154.

Marked "Haviland & Co Limoges" and H&Co over L so it is company decorated 1879 to 1889.

Condition:  No damage.