Vintage Coronet Limoges Serving Bowl Gilded Porcelain Pink Floral Green Shade

Vintage Crown Coronet Limoges Serving Bowl Gilded White Porcelain Pink Flowers Delicate Mint Green "Shading" around the walls 10" wide 2.5" tall Chip on the foot, otherwise excellent condition, please see photos "Coronet" “Coronet" Limoges generally refers to the maker’s mark that appeared on the back of selected Limoges porcelain items. This particular mark is linked to Limoges porcelain ware manufactured in Europe and decorated in studios in Limoges, Paris and Germany before being exported overseas. As its name suggests, the mark is a crown with the brand name “Coronet,” usually in green or blue colors. Borgfeldt George Borgfeldt, an importer based in New York, brought Coronet Limoges to the United States. His line of wares included plaques and plates ornately decorated in the Limoges tradition and bearing the signature of the artist. Many items of Coronet Limoges date from the period 1906 to 1920. The Borgfeldt company was in business from around 1881 to 1976.