Maker: These 4 luncheon plates by the Limoges firm Ancienne Manufacture Royale come from a company with a rich history. It has been making porcelain since 1767 and was the first factory in Limoges to specialize in porcelain production and to mark its products “Limoges”. In 1784, it became part of the Sèvres factory. It is now part of the renowned Limoges firm L. Bernardaud.

All 4 plates have a black Ancienne Manufacture Royale mark and the printed number 18.

Design: Stylized pink flowers and grey leaves on pure white porcelain seamlessly combine the modern with the traditional in an elegant contemporary design.