Theodore Haviland Limoges China Dinnerware Service

This is a multi-piece partial dinnerware service crafted from fine white hard-paste porcelain, characteristic of late 19th to early 20th-century French production. The set features the delicate floral 'Schleiger' style patterns synonymous with Haviland Limoges, consisting of soft pink and green botanical sprays scattered across a brilliant white translucent ground. The forms exhibit elegant scalloped edges and relief-molded organic details, often accented with hand-applied gold gilt on the rims and handles. Included in the collection are diverse serving pieces such as a large oval platter, a lidded tureen or vegetable dish, a gravy boat with an attached underplate, a sugar bowl with cover, and various stacks of plates and bowls of alternating sizes. The craftsmanship reflects high-quality turn-of-the-century European manufacturing, noted for its lightweight durability and refined aesthetic. While specific maker's marks are not visible in this overview, the silhouette and decoration strongly suggest a Theodore Haviland origin from Limoges, France, dating between 1895 and 1915. Overall condition appears fair for its age, though typical signs of use such as minor gilt loss, light surface scratching, and potential small factory inclusions or micro-chips are common in sets of this vintage.