Antique French Limoges Porcelain Chocolate service from the Belle Époque Era

Elegant antique French Limoges porcelain chocolate service from the Belle Époque era, featuring a rare blush pink ground, delicate romantic floral sprays, and hand-applied raised gilt scrollwork with scalloped edges. This refined set was originally designed for chocolate or demitasse coffee service, a classic European tradition of the late 19th–early 20th century. Please see detailed pictures for damage: One cup has a chip. Teapot lid has I terior chips that were repaired. However not noticable when lid is on. Marked S.C. Limoges – France, indicating Limoges porcelain blanks decorated by a Limoges atelier—highly desirable among collectors. The soft pink glaze, gold embellishment, and tall chocolate pot form are characteristic of fine French salon ware from this period. Origin: Limoges, France Maker’s Mark: S.C. Limoges – France (underglaze stamp) Era / Period: Belle Époque, approx. 1890–1915 Material: French hard-paste porcelain Color: Soft blush pink with ivory interior Decoration: Hand-painted florals (rose motifs), raised gilt scroll accents Edges: Scalloped rims with gold detailing Finish: High-gloss glaze Style: Late Victorian / Edwardian / French Romantic SET INCLUDES: 1 tall chocolate / coffee pot with lid 4 demitasse cups 4 matching saucers 1 matching serving tray (Complete matching set) Originally used for hot chocolate or demitasse coffee, not modern full-size tea Smaller, refined cup size typical of European after-dinner Amazing find.