Description :

This Theodore Haviland, Limoges France, place setting for nine, accompanied by two serving platters, showcases the delicate floral artistry and gold accents that define Limoges porcelain.  The Ganga pattern is a delicate and refined porcelain design, featuring a central floral basket motif surrounded by smaller blossoms and intricate gold trim. This pattern embodies the elegance and craftsmanship that made Haviland china a staple in fine dining and collectible porcelain.

Here is a full service for at least 9 people that includes:  Eleven (11) dinner plates (11"); Nine (9) salad plates (8.5"); Nine (9) cups (3.5"d x 2"h) and Nine (9) saucers (5").   Also included:  Oval platter (16" x 12.5") and Round platter (12.5"d).  

Features of the Ganga Pattern:

• Floral Basket Centerpiece: A pastel-colored floral arrangement sits at the heart of each piece, framed by soft botanical accents.
• Gold Trim Detailing: The rim and decorative elements are highlighted with gold accents, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication.
• Limoges Craftsmanship: Produced in Limoges, France, this porcelain is known for its fine, translucent quality, making it highly sought after by collectors.
• Discontinued & Collectible: The Ganga pattern is no longer in production, increasing its rarity and desirability among antique china enthusiasts.

This place setting for nine, accompanied by two serving platters, showcases the timeless beauty of Haviland china, making it a treasured heirloom or elegant addition to any table.  Haviland is a household name in fine French china. The significance of Limoges China increases its collectibility in these ways:  1) Limoges porcelain is renowned for its fine, white, and translucent quality, originating from the Limoges region of France. 2) Historical Value: Haviland china was highly sought after by European and American elites, often gracing formal dining tables and special occasions. 3) Collectibility: Many Haviland patterns are considered heirloom pieces, with certain designs holding significant value among collectors.