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    Posted 10 years ago

    lauriecat
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    this item is marked from france it has a pearly blue/pink shinny finish. i think its porcelain my research on the mark has turned up nothing. does anyone know what type of pottery it is, where it was manufactured, how old it might be or anything about it. Knowlege or speculation would be appreciated. thanks L.

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    1. maryh1956 maryh1956, 10 years ago
      This pretty piece was made by Bernadaud & Co of Limoges, France. Lusterware refers to a glaze with a opalescent finish, and was made by many manufacturers all over the world. From what I’ve seen, the area of production, Limoges, appears to have been added to the mark in the 1920’s. The signature and date was added by the artist.
    2. lauriecat lauriecat, 10 years ago
      wow that was so helpful mary that gives me a great place to start. also i suspected limoge but i couldnt find examples like this bowl, plus i collect limoge boxes so thats great. thank you
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