Antique Gold and White French Porcelain Luncheon & Bread Plates - Set of Four circa 1894-1915 maine Maybe it was a flower-a-day

Maybe it was a flower-a-day on someone's breakfast tray

Round casserole dish measures 8" inches (diameter) x 5" inches (height to top of lid handle)

Steamed Sea Bass with Stewed Oranges & Lemons

the fridge or on the table

Antique Gold and White French Porcelain Luncheon & Bread Plates - Set of Four circa 1894-1915 maine Maybe it was a flower-a-day{HISTORY} Shabby chic in the most elegant of ways, these four porcelain plates were made in Limoges, France by Bernardaud a Cie and imported for sale to the luxury dishware retailer Higgins & Seiter. A matching pair of two luncheon plates and two bread plates made between 1894 1915, each one features delicate gold filigree and a scalloped edge. Worn in spots yet still shimmery and very beautiful, these plates have a sophisticated shabbiness to them,