Set 4 Raynaud Ceralene Limoges Porcelain Guirlandes 10 5/8" Dinner Plates (2/2) open face Throughout the cups and saucers

Throughout the cups and saucers there are blue trees with flowers

Some minor wear/loss to the gilding of the outer rim edge here and there

English sterling silver serving spoon made by Peter and Anne Bateman of London in 1809

The bowl measures about 9 1/2 inches in diameter and stands about 2 1/2 inches tall at the rim

Set 4 Raynaud Ceralene Limoges Porcelain Guirlandes 10 5/8" Dinner Plates (2/2) open face Throughout the cups and saucersPresented is a wonderful set of four French Limoges porcelain dinner plates, by Raynaud et Cie Ceralene. These plates are made in the Guirlandes pattern, emulating a Venetian porcelain design from the 18th century. The porcelain is white with floral garlands and green trim around the rim and a prominent spray of flowers and little herbaceous leaves in the center. Please note that this listing is for a group of four plates, but we have additional