Antique Hand Painted Butter Pat Dishes, Set of 3, Limoges A Lanternier France

Who says roses are red? These butter pats are here to challenge poetry and stereotypes alike, with pink and yellow florals that scream elegance, not clichés. This set of 3 butter dishes were made in France in the early 1900s. The blue A Lanternier mark indicates they were hand painted between 1891 - 1914, by Alfred Lanternier. I am so glad to have rescued these from a thrift store in Minnesota. They are incredibly beautiful and would make the perfect addition to your family's collection. I think they are worth starting a new collection, but that's just me. I love dishes and these are special. • pink and yellow roses create a romantic floral design • finest porcelain china from France • Diameter = 3 inches each No visible cracks or chips, slight wear on design from age. Fits with mid-century modern, farmhouse, classic, cottagecore, granny and more. More of this pattern will be posted soon, so check out my other items.