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Charles Field Haviland Limoges Cobalt & Raised Gilt Floral Coffee Cup and Saucer, C1880
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Charles Field Haviland Limoges Cobalt & Raised Gilt Floral Coffee Cup and Saucer, C1880

19th century
Description

A fine antique Limoges porcelain coffee cup and saucer by Charles Field Haviland, dating to the 1880s.

The cup is decorated in a rich cobalt blue ground with fine raised gilding in the Aesthetic taste. It has a particularly charming twig-form handle, giving the piece a distinctive and highly decorative character. The saucer is decorated en suite with a raised gilt botanical border.

This listing is for the floral decorated example. Two related examples with different gilt decoration are available separately.

Marked to the underside with the Charles Field Haviland Limoges mark, used before 1891.

A very attractive collector’s piece, suitable for display in a cabinet or as part of a collection of 19th-century French porcelain.

Dimensions

Cup height: 4 cm

Cup diameter: 6.8 cm

Capacity: approx. 85 ml

Saucer diameter: 10.8 cm

Condition

Excellent condition, with no damage or restoration, minor rubbing to the gilding only.

Declaration

Touch of Time Antiques has dated this Limoges Porcelain Coffee Cup to the 1880s.

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SA1224086
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Description
A fine antique Limoges porcelain coffee cup and saucer by Charles Field Haviland, dating to the 1880s.

The cup is decorated in a rich cobalt blue ground with fine raised gilding in the Aesthetic taste.

It has a particularly charming twig-form handle, giving the piece a distinctive and highly decorative character.
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The saucer is decorated en suite with a raised gilt botanical border.

fig 1. A cobalt blue French porcelain coffee cup and matching saucer decorated with raised gilt floral motifs and a faux-twig gilded handle.
fig 1. Charles Field Haviland Limoges Cobalt & Raised Gilt Floral Coffee Cup and Saucer, C1880

This listing is for the floral decorated example. Two related examples with different gilt decoration are available separately.

Marked to the underside with the Charles Field Haviland Limoges mark, used before 1891.

fig 2. A cobalt blue French porcelain coffee cup and matching saucer decorated with raised gilt floral motifs and a faux-twig gilded handle.
fig 2. Charles Field Haviland Limoges Cobalt & Raised Gilt Floral Coffee Cup and Saucer, C1880

A very attractive collector’s piece, suitable for display in a cabinet or as part of a collection of 19th-century French porcelain.

Dimensions

Cup height: 4 cm

Cup diameter: 6.8 cm

Capacity: approx. 85 ml

Saucer diameter: 10.8 cm

Condition

Excellent condition, with no damage or restoration, minor rubbing to the gilding only.

Date of Manufacture

Touch of Time Antiques has dated this Limoges Porcelain Coffee Cup to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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Archive I A cobalt blue French porcelain coffee cup and matching saucer decorated with raised gilt floral motifs and a faux-twig gilded handle.

Charles Field Haviland Limoges Cobalt & Raised Gilt Floral Coffee Cup and Saucer, C1880

Archive II A cobalt blue French porcelain coffee cup and matching saucer decorated with raised gilt floral motifs and a faux-twig gilded handle. View II
Archive III A cobalt blue French porcelain coffee cup and matching saucer decorated with raised gilt floral motifs and a faux-twig gilded handle. View III
Archive IV A cobalt blue French porcelain coffee cup and matching saucer decorated with raised gilt floral motifs and a faux-twig gilded handle. View IV
Archive V A cobalt blue French porcelain coffee cup and matching saucer decorated with raised gilt floral motifs and a faux-twig gilded handle. View V
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A cobalt blue French porcelain coffee cup and matching saucer decorated with raised gilt floral motifs and a faux-twig gilded handle.
Charles Field Haviland Limoges Cobalt & Raised Gilt Floral Coffee Cup and Saucer, c1880
Ref: SA1224086
A cobalt blue French porcelain coffee cup and matching saucer decorated with raised gilt floral motifs and a faux-twig gilded handle.
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Charles Field Haviland was part of the renowned American family that established major porcelain production in Limoges, France, during the nineteenth century. His factory specialised in high-grade hard-paste porcelain decorated with intricate enamelling and gilded embellishments aimed at European and American markets.

Pieces were crafted from kaolin-rich white porcelain clay, fired at high temperatures, and coated in a dark cobalt glaze. The raised gilt decoration involved applying a thick paste motif onto the fired glaze before laying down liquid gold, creating a textured three-dimensional metallic pattern.

Authentic items feature specific factory backstamps beneath the glaze, precise hand-applied gilding, and a translucent white hard-paste body visible on undecorated areas. Markings typically indicate the manufacturer or decorating studio active in Limoges during that era.

Small porcelain sets can be styled on glass-fronted cabinets, open kitchen dressers, or arranged on decorative trays on a sideboard top. Mixing deep blue ceramics with brass or timber accents highlights the contrast of the gilding.

Hand wash gently in lukewarm water using mild dish soap and a soft cloth, avoiding abrasive pads. Do not submerge for extended periods, and avoid microwave or dishwasher use to prevent damage to the gold leaf application.
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