Antique 1893 Theodore Haviland Limoges France Demitasse Cup & Saucer Set Aledia

Name: Antique 1893 Theodore Haviland Limoges France Demitasse Cup & Saucer Set Aledia
Brand: Theodore Haviland
SKU: 227582328808
Price: 14.99 USD
Availability: InStock

USD 14.99

Condition: Used

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View Antique 1893 Theodore Haviland Limoges France Demitasse Cup & Saucer Set Aledia with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This set is in the Aledia Pattern. This set has a White background with Gold Gilt Band and Rim. This Pattern has been Discontinued & was only in Production from 1893-1931. He was also key in adopting a new process by which to decorate porcelain pieces developed in 1873. Today I have up for consideration a Theodore Haviland Limoges France - Demitasse Cup & Saucer Set. The Cup is 2-1/8" Tall and 2-1/8" in Diameter at the Rim. The Saucer is 4-1/2" in Diameter. This set is in the Aledia Pattern. This set has a White background with Gold Gilt Band and Rim. This Pattern has been Discontinued & was only in Production from 1893-1931.The Backstamp reads:Theodore HavilandLimogesFranceTo see similar items like this, check out our Store at the bottom of the page or Click "Visit Store" below our name on the right side of the page. Not all items show up in the E-Bay search! History of the Haviland France Limoges Company David Haviland was an American businessman from New York dealing with porcelain. While seeking out new business interests, he arrived in Limoges, France and by 1842; he was able to send his first shipment of Limoges porcelain to the United States. He was also key in adopting a new process by which to decorate porcelain pieces developed in 1873. In 1890, David Haviland's son, Theodore Haviland, built a very large and prominent factory in Limoges and introduced a variety of new processes for firing and decorating porcelain pieces. The Haviland Company has since been overseen by grandson William Haviland, and great-grandson Theodore Haviland II. Haviland porcelain is highly desirable Limoge’s porcelain. Many of the older pieces are still in existence and are desirable as an antique or collectible item. It is estimated that there are as many as 60,000 Haviland porcelain patterns, though it is difficult to determine as many of the patterns have never been formally named or catalogued, and factory records are incomplete. Attempts to catalogue the pieces have resulted in several systems, including the creation of Schleiger numbers, and informal naming by collectors. Haviland & Co. is still operating as Haviland Company, through the facilities is now modernized and now sells silverware, crystal, and giftware in addition to porcelain. At DemiQ-Dishes-N-More we believe that our buyers deserve quality merchandise at a reasonable price, with all the information needed in order to make an inform decision! DemiQ-Dishes-N-More Offers next day shipping, Hassle Free returns & 100% satisfaction guarantee, so you can buy with confidence! We provide Replacement China, Dinnerware, Stoneware, Glass Ware, Collectibles & a wide Variety of other items. We hope you enjoy what you see & we hope to see you again soon! If you like what you see please add us to your list of favorite sellers. Thank you for your business!Weight includes the item, box, bubble wrap & packing materials. NOTE: PLEASE review the shipping cost BEFORE you buy! We DO NOT set the shipping cost - That is done by the USPS. Shipping cost is based on location & the weight of the package! If you would like combined shipping, then add the items to your cart and E-Bay will calculate the combined shipping cost. I pack all fragile pieces well; however, some pieces are VERY FRAGILE & I have no control on how packages are handled after they leave my possession. If something does break during delivery, I will request pictures of the broken item (s) before I will offer a refund. Thank you for your time and your purchase! Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Kitchen & Home › Dinnerware & Serveware › Cups & Saucers. Brand: Theodore Haviland.