This is an Late 19th Century Jean Pouyat French Coffee Limoges Service that includes a coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl and 7 demitasse coffee cups and saucers to make a ten piece set. This Limoges French coffee service is in a beautiful creamy mint green and gilded accents with petite rose adornment. Beautiful displayed on a table by your window or in a China hutch or buffet. Jean Pouyat Limoges porcelain was produced by the Jean Pouyat company, which operated in Limoges, France, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The company was known for its high-quality porcelain pieces, including dinnerware, tea sets, vases, and decorative items. Jean Pouyat's production spanned from the late 19th century, around the 1860s, up until the early 20th century. The company was active during the peak of Limoges porcelain production, which was renowned for its quality and craftsmanship worldwide. less
This is an Late 19th Century Jean Pouyat French Coffee Limoges Service that includes a coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl and 7 demitasse coffee cups and saucers to make a ten piece set. This Limoges French coffee service is in a beautiful creamy mint green and gilded accents with petite rose adornment. Beautiful displayed on a table by your window or in a China hutch or buffet. Jean Pouyat Limoges porcelain was produced by the Jean Pouyat company, which operated in Limoges, France, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The company was known for its high-quality porcelain pieces, including dinnerware, tea sets, vases, and decorative items. Jean Pouyat's production spanned from the late 19th century, around the 1860s, up until the early 20th century. The company was active during the peak of Limoges porcelain production, which was renowned for its quality and craftsmanship worldwide. less
This is an Late 19th Century Jean Pouyat French Coffee Limoges Service that includes a coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl and 7 demitasse coffee cups and saucers to make a ten piece set. This Limoges French coffee service is in a beautiful creamy mint green and gilded accents with petite rose adornment. Beautiful displayed on a table by your window or in a China hutch or buffet. Jean Pouyat Limoges porcelain was produced by the Jean Pouyat company, which operated in Limoges, France, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The company was known for its high-quality porcelain pieces, including dinnerware, tea sets, vases, and decorative items. Jean Pouyat's production spanned from the late 19th century, around the 1860s, up until the early 20th century. The company was active during the peak of Limoges porcelain production, which was renowned for its quality and craftsmanship worldwide. less
This is an Late 19th Century Jean Pouyat French Coffee Limoges Service that includes a coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl and 7 demitasse coffee cups and saucers to make a ten piece set. This Limoges French coffee service is in a beautiful creamy mint green and gilded accents with petite rose adornment. Beautiful displayed on a table by your window or in a China hutch or buffet. Jean Pouyat Limoges porcelain was produced by the Jean Pouyat company, which operated in Limoges, France, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The company was known for its high-quality porcelain pieces, including dinnerware, tea sets, vases, and decorative items. Jean Pouyat's production spanned from the late 19th century, around the 1860s, up until the early 20th century. The company was active during the peak of Limoges porcelain production, which was renowned for its quality and craftsmanship worldwide. less
This is an Late 19th Century Jean Pouyat French Coffee Limoges Service that includes a coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl and 7 demitasse coffee cups and saucers to make a ten piece set. This Limoges French coffee service is in a beautiful creamy mint green and gilded accents with petite rose adornment. Beautiful displayed on a table by your window or in a China hutch or buffet. Jean Pouyat Limoges porcelain was produced by the Jean Pouyat company, which operated in Limoges, France, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The company was known for its high-quality porcelain pieces, including dinnerware, tea sets, vases, and decorative items. Jean Pouyat's production spanned from the late 19th century, around the 1860s, up until the early 20th century. The company was active during the peak of Limoges porcelain production, which was renowned for its quality and craftsmanship worldwide. less
An exquisite Jean Pouyat Limoges demitasse saucer set c. early 1900's. It carries two of the Jean Pouyat Studio wreath and mark patent dated 1906, along with the 'W' Wanamaker mark for a company with stores in Philadelphia, Paris and New York, as is indicated on the mark itself. Beautiful display condition with a chip on the underside of the saucer as shown in photo- it is not visible on the top side. Otherwise it has retained it's design and rich gilt decoration.
One Plate Jean Pouyat ANTIQUE 18th Century HAND PAINTED Flower Bouquets Dinner Plate 9 1/8" LISTING FOR THE ONE PLATE please choose quantity Signed j.p. and it may be made in PRE-marking era ( late 1700s or very early 1800s) or it was made as a special order But no matter it age it priced as an art piece. To paint one plate takes hours and hours and the paintings are so delicate and detailed Size 9 1/8" condition great, has no chips cracks or crazing, no scratches ( if any so micro or a few hardly visible) was a display in China cabinet , never used will combine shipping, for smaller items will refund some shipping charges if will be any available after etsy charging 6,5% from shipping you paid so we ending up with more expenses than you see in your shipping receipt so please don't complain that we charging more for shipping , the packing materials cost a lot and nothing given to us for free THE REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED ONLY IF YOU WILL CONTACT ME THE SAME DAY AFTER PACKAGE ARRIVED AND YOU FOUND ITEM DAMAGED . The claim will be filed and refund will be issued . PLEASE KEEP THE BOX, PACKAGING AND BROKEN ITEM UNTIL INSURANCE CLAIM WILL BE SOLVED because insurance company may request more evidences
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Jean Pouyat pillow vase from Limoges, France. Signed Jean Pouyat stamped in a circle at the bottom of the vase as can be seen in picture 5. Made in Limoges, France between the 1890's to 1930's, this ornate pillow vase is elegantly gold gilded at the top on the handles and at the bottom of the vase as can be seen in the pictures. This vase is considered in excellent condition, with the usual wear due to its age. But no visible scratches, chips or dents. The image on both the front and back of the vase has flowers and two birds hand-painted in brown and pink colors. As with any good Jean Pouyat Limoges piece, the vase is hand-painted. The Pouyat family was one of the oldest French names connected with the Limoges porcelain industry. Jean Pouyat’s grandfather had a faience factory in the 1760's at St. Yrieix. He also owned KAaolin factory in the area in the late 1700's. Jean’s father, François, operated a hard paste porcelain factory in Paris from the early 1800's until around 1840. Jean Pouyat established a company circa 1842 at Limoges. Jean died in 1849, and the business was carried on by his son. About 1883, the company became known as La Céramique. The Pouyat and William Guérin companies were joined in 1912. So Jean Pouyat pieces date from the 1890's to the 1930's. We speculate that this piece in particular dates to about the 1920's. It is an example of French Victorian artisan excellence at it's best. It is stamped "J.P. France" at the bottom of the vase, with some of it wearing off. It is gorgeous and one-of-a-kind. Just like our shop! This Limoges pillow vase makes a precious family heirloom, a breathtaking wedding gift, a birthday gift, a mother's day gift, a housewarming gift, or a gift for the finest collectors of antique art and collectibles. This piece truly is a collectible item. The vase measures about 11" tall, 7.5" wide and 3.25" deep. It is made from porcelain and hand-painted. At the body of the vase, it measures 3.25" long X 2.5" wide. We aim to please all of our customers and bring them the most unique and valued treasures, no matter what the item may be. From costume jewelry, to high end museum quality pieces such as this vase, we are very serious about our collection and want you all to cherish the treasures we have to offer for years to come. There are NO returns on this specific item. Please take careful consideration when purchasing this piece, and please do not hesitate to ask us any questions and/or request more photos of this piece!
Gorgeous Limoges Jean Pouyat France Floral Serving Bowl dated 1906. Pink and Green Flowers on one side of the bowl, ornate Gold Trim around all. Very good condtion, if I didn't see the date myself I would have never guessed this bowl was that old. No chips or cracks. Bottom reads Date Jan 27 1906, J.P.L. France. Measures 2 1/8" high x 8.5" across opening Please visit my shop Olivesvintagekitchen.Etsy.com to see more interesting and fun vintage items and collectibles available. Thank you so much for looking in my shop! Please look at all pictures as these are part of my description , as I am not an expert I do my best to depict and describe each item to the best of my ability as most everything listed has been used. If you have any questions or would like more pictures, please message me. It is very important to me that I have happy customers!
A beautiful antique Edwardian era hand painted porcelain handled dish by Jean Pouyat, Limoges, France. Made in the early 1900s. It's lovely design of pink roses with blue flowers along the rim and gold trim is timeless. Some of the gold trim has worn away (see photos), but in wonderful condition for the age of this piece. The W on the back of the dish stands for Wanamaker, which was a company that had stores in Philadelphia, New York and Paris. Measures 9 inches in diameter without the handle and 1 3/4 inches deep.
Exceptional Jean Pouyat Limoges France Hand Painted Plate. Wide gold gild rim. No chips or cracks, vibrant colors. See photos for measurement and backstamp. The "J.P." over an "L" with the word "France" under the initials, is the mark Pouyat factory put on pieces to signifiy that they had made the white porcelain. The second mark is a green wreath with a pink ribbon running through it and the words "J Pouyat, Limoges" inside the wreath. Jean Pouyat Limoges France with the JPL marks was used from 1890 to 1932. The second mark indicates that the hand-painted decoration found on this plate was done in the Pouyat factory. less
Limoges Jean Pouyat China Cup&Saucer in the Athena Pattern With a Greek Key Design in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or damage less
Beautiful Ornate Antique 1920's Limoges Shallow Bowls for Fruit or Bisque. Set of 4. Imported by John Wanamaker and likely produced by Jean Pouyat (Pattern matches other Pouyat produced dishes) There is no backstamp from Jean Pouyat however. Each has a Limoges mark on back. less
Coupe en verre bicolore Suède, années 1900 Hauteur 19 cm, diamètre 22 cm Parfait état Référence Antik-France : 3402-FR Attention, le prix ne comprend pas le transport Pour plus d'information, n'hésitez pas à visiter notre site via le lien suivant : Antik-France
One Plate Jean Pouyat ANTIQUE 18th Century HAND PAINTED Flower Bouquets Dinner Plate 9 1/8" LISTING FOR THE ONE PLATE please choose quantity Signed j.p. and it may be made in PRE-marking era ( late 1700s or very early 1800s) or it was made as a special order But no matter it age it priced as an art piece. To paint one plate takes hours and hours and the paintings are so delicate and detailed Size 9 1/8" condition great, has no chips cracks or crazing, no scratches ( if any so micro or a few hardly visible) was a display in China cabinet , never used will combine shipping, for smaller items will refund some shipping charges if will be any available after etsy charging 6,5% from shipping you paid so we ending up with more expenses than you see in your shipping receipt so please don't complain that we charging more for shipping , the packing materials cost a lot and nothing given to us for free THE REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED ONLY IF YOU WILL CONTACT ME THE SAME DAY AFTER PACKAGE ARRIVED AND YOU FOUND ITEM DAMAGED . The claim will be filed and refund will be issued . PLEASE KEEP THE BOX, PACKAGING AND BROKEN ITEM UNTIL INSURANCE CLAIM WILL BE SOLVED because insurance company may request more evidences
Antique D&C Jean Pouyat Limoges Gold Gilt Delicate Porcelain Consommé Bouillon Cup and Saucer Hand-painted Alpine poppies motif Marked R. DELINIERES - D. & Co (Limoges, France) - ca 1879 - 1900 Also marked with Jean Pouyat decorator's mark. France Condition: The set is in excellent antique condition and will look gorgeous on the display! Approx. Measurements: Cup: 3-1/2" W, 1-7/8" H Saucer: 5-5/8" W Thanks so much for taking a peek! Please visit this link to my shop to see my other antiques and vintage treasures for sale: TgLineVintage.etsy.com.
C1906-1932 Limoges hard porcelain ramekin by Jean Pouyat. Green band and gold ivy trim. These ramekins are in good antique condition free of chips, cracks or crazing. Minor wear to gold trim which is commensurate with age less
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One Plate Jean Pouyat ANTIQUE 18th Century HAND PAINTED Flower Bouquets Dinner Plate 9 1/8" LISTING FOR THE ONE PLATE please choose quantity Signed j.p. and it may be made in PRE-marking era ( late 1700s or very early 1800s) or it was made as a special order But no matter it age it priced as an art piece. To paint one plate takes hours and hours and the paintings are so delicate and detailed Size 9 1/8" condition great, has no chips cracks or crazing, no scratches ( if any so micro or a few hardly visible) was a display in China cabinet , never used will combine shipping, for smaller items will refund some shipping charges if will be any available after etsy charging 6,5% from shipping you paid so we ending up with more expenses than you see in your shipping receipt so please don't complain that we charging more for shipping , the packing materials cost a lot and nothing given to us for free THE REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED ONLY IF YOU WILL CONTACT ME THE SAME DAY AFTER PACKAGE ARRIVED AND YOU FOUND ITEM DAMAGED . The claim will be filed and refund will be issued . PLEASE KEEP THE BOX, PACKAGING AND BROKEN ITEM UNTIL INSURANCE CLAIM WILL BE SOLVED because insurance company may request more evidences
This is an Late 19th Century Jean Pouyat French Coffee Limoges Service that includes a coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl and 7 demitasse coffee cups and saucers to make a ten piece set. This Limoges French coffee service is in a beautiful creamy mint green and gilded accents with petite rose adornment. Beautiful displayed on a table by your window or in a China hutch or buffet. Jean Pouyat Limoges porcelain was produced by the Jean Pouyat company, which operated in Limoges, France, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The company was known for its high-quality porcelain pieces, including dinnerware, tea sets, vases, and decorative items. Jean Pouyat's production spanned from the late 19th century, around the 1860s, up until the early 20th century. The company was active during the peak of Limoges porcelain production, which was renowned for its quality and craftsmanship worldwide. less
This is an Late 19th Century Jean Pouyat French Coffee Limoges Service that includes a coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl and 7 demitasse coffee cups and saucers to make a ten piece set. This Limoges French coffee service is in a beautiful creamy mint green and gilded accents with petite rose adornment. Beautiful displayed on a table by your window or in a China hutch or buffet. Jean Pouyat Limoges porcelain was produced by the Jean Pouyat company, which operated in Limoges, France, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The company was known for its high-quality porcelain pieces, including dinnerware, tea sets, vases, and decorative items. Jean Pouyat's production spanned from the late 19th century, around the 1860s, up until the early 20th century. The company was active during the peak of Limoges porcelain production, which was renowned for its quality and craftsmanship worldwide. less
