Theodore Haviland Limoges France "FLEURETTE" 7 PC Place Setting 1934-1945

Limoges Theodore Haviland Limoges France "FLEURETTE" 7 PC Place Setting Discontinued 1934-1945 Beautiful Fleurette Pattern with a touch of gold on the bordes. Timeless and rare to have this number of pieces in one place setting! This set would show on any Table setting, Formal or Casual :) The items listed are listed below. 1-Dinner Plate 9 3/4" 1-Soup Bowl 7 1/2" 1- Salad Plate 7 1/2" 1-Cake Plate 6 1/2 " 1- Fruit or Custard Bowl 5" 1- Tea/Coffee Cup 3 3/4" opening x 1 3/4" T. 1- Saucer 5 3/4 I do have 1 other 6 Pc place setting listed. Also, I have extra pieces if interested. (1 Dinner Plate, 3 Soup-salad Bowls, 2 Coupe round small fruit dessert bowls/cup bowl. In Beautiful Condition with no chips or cracks. A Bit of History: In 1840, David Haviland, who had a china shop in New York City, made his first trip to France to establish an alliance with a manufacturer who could create pieces of porcelain for the American trade. He eventually settled in Limoges, France to oversee production. This was near the source of the abundant kaolin mines, the special white clay unique to Limoges porcelain. He established his own company in 1853 to produce china specifically for the American market. The Fleurette Pattern dates from 1934 to 1945. Thank you for Visiting :) *I Ship Out Same Day* *Please look at all photos and description as all sales are final*