• Limoges La Reine France Cobalt Blue 22k Gold 4-Piece Set – 3 Plates & Trinket Box from our Antique & Vintage Collection
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Limoges La Reine France Cobalt Blue 22k Gold 4-Piece Set – 3 Plates & Trinket Box

Limoges La Reine France Cobalt Blue 22k Gold 4-Piece Set – 3 Plates & Trinket Box

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A striking vintage Limoges France cobalt blue and 22k gold porcelain set from La Reine comprising three plates (18cm, 7cm, and miniature) and a matching trinket box. Each piece features a deep royal blue ground with lavish 22k gold floral border decoration and a central courting couple cameo in the classic French Rococo tradition.

Marked on the reverse: "LA REINE / Porcelaine / LIMOGES / A 12" confirming authentic La Reine Limoges manufacture.

Limoges France cobalt blue 22k gold plate set Features :

  • Brand: La Reine Porcelaine, Limoges France.
  • Design: Cobalt blue ground with 22k gold floral border and courting couple cameo.
  • Set Contents: Large plate (18cm), miniature plate (7cm), trinket box (5cm).
  • Condition: Very good vintage condition.
  • Ideal for: Limoges collectors, cobalt blue porcelain enthusiasts, and gift buyers.

FAQ

How much is my Limoges worth?

Value depends on maker, pattern, condition, and gold content. This La Reine set features 22k gold decoration a strong value indicator. Comparable cobalt blue Limoges sets sell for AU$80–$400+ on 1stDibs and Etsy.

How can you tell real Limoges porcelain?

Authentic Limoges is always backstamped with "Limoges France" and a maker's mark. This set is marked "LA REINE / Porcelaine / LIMOGES" confirming genuine French manufacture.

How old is Limoges porcelain?

Limoges porcelain production began in the late 18th century after kaolin deposits were discovered near the city in 1768. La Reine pieces like this set date from the mid-to-late 20th century and are considered vintage collectibles.

Discover more vintage Limoges and French porcelain collectibles in our Antique & Vintage Collection.

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