Limoges Charles Field Haviland CFH GDM CH Field Square Cake Plate Antique 1900 ' S
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:12966005 | Original/Reproduction: Antique Original |
| Color: white Gold | Pattern: roman/greek |
| Collection: Limoges | Object Type: Plate |
| Brand: Haviland |
Limoges CH Field Haviland Plate with gold gilt Roman/Greek design. It is stamped CH Field Haviland Limoges and CFH GDM France. It is 8" x 8".
Charles Field Haviland started a small decorating studio in 1859. In 1870 a porcelain manufacturing company was established. Upon his retirement in 1881 the company was taken over by Gerard, Dufraisseis and Morel. The various Haviland companies sold undecorated white-ware to outside decorating companies and smaller studios.This... gorgeous CFH/GDM Limoges hand painted cabinet plate, (#4 of 4 plates), was executed in a professional studio or home-studio environment by a very skilled artist. The plate exhibits quiet country cottage nestled in a wooded setting with meandering stream. The gently scalloped plate is completely decorated with light-to-darker hues of blue.The plate measures 8 3/8" across and is stamped in green "CFH underlined over GDM. This mark was used in 1882, combined mark of Charles Field Haviland and Gerald, Dufraisseix & Morel.
Charles Field Haviland started a small decorating studio in 1859. In 1870 a porcelain manufacturing company was established. Upon his retirement in 1881 the company was taken over by Gerard, Dufraisseis and Morel. The various Haviland companies sold undecorated white-ware to outside decorating companies and smaller studios.This... gorgeous CFH/GDM Limoges hand painted cabinet plate, (#4 of 4 plates), was executed in a professional studio or home-studio environment by a very skilled artist. The plate exhibits quiet country cottage nestled in a wooded setting with meandering stream. The gently scalloped plate is completely decorated with light-to-darker hues of blue.The plate measures 8 3/8" across and is stamped in green "CFH underlined over GDM. This mark was used in 1882, combined mark of Charles Field Haviland and Gerald, Dufraisseix & Morel.
