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Paul Pastaud Limoges Porcelain Buttercup/Lily of the Valley Cake Service (3pcs)
Item: 3-Piece Cake Service
Make:Ā Paul Pastaud (Limoges, France)
Age: Post 1926
Construction: Porcelain
Dimensions:
- Cake Plate (1/2" Tall x 12 1/4" Diameter)
- Cake Tray (7/8" Tall x 15 1/4" Long x 6 1/4" Wide)
- Cake Server (11" Long x 2" Wide)
Condition:Ā Excellent vintage condition, near mint. Very minor wear/loss of gold on edges. Please see photos.Ā
Details: Ideal for a garden party, bridal shower, or a spring/summer wedding, this cake serving set comprises a large, round nearly flat cake plate, a long, narrow handled tray for serving cake slices or sandwiches, and a cake server with a stainless steel blade and a matching porcelain handle. Reminiscent of English chintzware of the same period the set is decorated with yellow buttercups and lilies of the valley accented with hand painted, raised white enamel details, all on a pale blue, crosshatch background. Handles and trim are painted gold. The plate and tray are marked on center bottom in blue "Paul Pastaud Usine ; Rue Jules Noriac, 14, 16, 18Ā LIMOGES".Ā The blade of the server is stainless steel,Ā wider and sharpened on one side and is marked with a Viking ship with the word ARMADA in the sail, and INOX in the waves.
Paul Pastaud was a well-known porcelain decorator in Limoges.Ā He opened his own atelier in Limoges in 1926.
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Paul Pastaud Limoges Porcelain Buttercup/Lily of the Valley Cake Service (3pcs)
Paul Pastaud Limoges Porcelain Buttercup/Lily of the Valley Cake Service (3pcs)
Item: 3-Piece Cake Service
Make:Ā Paul Pastaud (Limoges, France)
Age: Post 1926
Construction: Porcelain
Dimensions:
- Cake Plate (1/2" Tall x 12 1/4" Diameter)
- Cake Tray (7/8" Tall x 15 1/4" Long x 6 1/4" Wide)
- Cake Server (11" Long x 2" Wide)
Condition:Ā Excellent vintage condition, near mint. Very minor wear/loss of gold on edges. Please see photos.Ā
Details: Ideal for a garden party, bridal shower, or a spring/summer wedding, this cake serving set comprises a large, round nearly flat cake plate, a long, narrow handled tray for serving cake slices or sandwiches, and a cake server with a stainless steel blade and a matching porcelain handle. Reminiscent of English chintzware of the same period the set is decorated with yellow buttercups and lilies of the valley accented with hand painted, raised white enamel details, all on a pale blue, crosshatch background. Handles and trim are painted gold. The plate and tray are marked on center bottom in blue "Paul Pastaud Usine ; Rue Jules Noriac, 14, 16, 18Ā LIMOGES".Ā The blade of the server is stainless steel,Ā wider and sharpened on one side and is marked with a Viking ship with the word ARMADA in the sail, and INOX in the waves.
Paul Pastaud was a well-known porcelain decorator in Limoges.Ā He opened his own atelier in Limoges in 1926.
$37.50
Original: $125.00
-70%Paul Pastaud Limoges Porcelain Buttercup/Lily of the Valley Cake Service (3pcs)ā
$125.00
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Item: 3-Piece Cake Service
Make:Ā Paul Pastaud (Limoges, France)
Age: Post 1926
Construction: Porcelain
Dimensions:
- Cake Plate (1/2" Tall x 12 1/4" Diameter)
- Cake Tray (7/8" Tall x 15 1/4" Long x 6 1/4" Wide)
- Cake Server (11" Long x 2" Wide)
Condition:Ā Excellent vintage condition, near mint. Very minor wear/loss of gold on edges. Please see photos.Ā
Details: Ideal for a garden party, bridal shower, or a spring/summer wedding, this cake serving set comprises a large, round nearly flat cake plate, a long, narrow handled tray for serving cake slices or sandwiches, and a cake server with a stainless steel blade and a matching porcelain handle. Reminiscent of English chintzware of the same period the set is decorated with yellow buttercups and lilies of the valley accented with hand painted, raised white enamel details, all on a pale blue, crosshatch background. Handles and trim are painted gold. The plate and tray are marked on center bottom in blue "Paul Pastaud Usine ; Rue Jules Noriac, 14, 16, 18Ā LIMOGES".Ā The blade of the server is stainless steel,Ā wider and sharpened on one side and is marked with a Viking ship with the word ARMADA in the sail, and INOX in the waves.
Paul Pastaud was a well-known porcelain decorator in Limoges.Ā He opened his own atelier in Limoges in 1926.
