Antique French Limoges Platter with Green Clover Pattern circa early 1900s by Bernardaud a Cie pharmaceutical Easily stackable and lightweight

Easily stackable and lightweight

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- Contains all interior basket pieces

Antique French Limoges Platter with Green Clover Pattern circa early 1900s by Bernardaud a Cie pharmaceutical Easily stackable and lightweightThe hallmark Bernardaud is a guarantee of highest quality as well as correct style the handles are coin gold.. the shapes are gracefully modeled (from a 1922 newspaper advertisement) {HISTORY} Made right around 1900 in Limoges, France by porcelain maker Bernardaud a Cie, this 13" inch platter features a clover or shamrock pattern complete with small purple pink flowers and gold painted handles. Containing over a dozen four leaf clovers tucked inside a