dishes, day 22

30 shots, 1 subject….backmarks on china provide information. Haviland-France mark indicates production between 1894-1931. Haviland & Co. Limoges indicates the decorator and H.Watson is the store for which the china was produced .

[jackie edwards]

Good idea!

[Esther Rosenberg]

Nice to research it, pretty unique old dishes you got there.

[GaryW]

That's cool to know. I knew about the name, but not the store.

[Bill]

Nice to know this information. This is like watching Antique Roadshow.

[Mags]

LOL! Bill is right. It's the Antique Roadshow.

[Kathy]

Wow, nice vintage china.

[Rick]

Cool capture and info.

[Issi Bannerman]

Nice to think of this element for one of your 30 shots. Limoges is a big (or was) porcelain manufacturing city. A nice place to visit, too!

[Diana]

How wonderful to have all that info.

[Casablanca]

I love the equivalent of hallmarks on china like this.

[Susan Wakely]

Nice additional information.

[Faye Turner]

Great idea

[Tim L]

Haviland still exists, and judging by today's prices, is a rather exclusive brand ! https://www.haviland.fr/

[Carole Sandford]

Nice to have!

[Pyrrhula]

Do n`t count to much on it. Have seen to many false halmarks. Special on acient china

[Sherry]

I love old tea cups and china! Where in Michigan are you? I live in Lansing.

[amyK]

@365ollie thanks for the follow; following you also…I’m in Midland