Antique Small French Limoges Platter with Violet Flowers circa 1895 by Theodore Haviland - Schleiger 148G Pattern corning ware no two Tonola clay birds

no two Tonola clay birds are ever exactly alike thanks to their handpainted style

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but the time allowed for percolation will differ according to size and type of pot used

5" inches in height with a basket (aka planting area) that extends the entire width (7" inches) through the inside of her dress making her an ideal holder not only for plants but for fresh flowers too when utilized just like a shallow vase

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Antique Small French Limoges Platter with Violet Flowers circa 1895 by Theodore Haviland - Schleiger 148G Pattern corning ware no two Tonola clay birds{HISTORY} Getting ready to celebrate its 130th birthday next in just a few months, this small antique porcelain platter was made by Theodore Haviland in Limoges, France in 1895. Containing all the hallmarks of beautiful design that the Haviland brand was known for, it features a delicate floral pattern of trailing violets, a thick lacy ric rac style embossed rim highlighted with swirls on each handle where a touch of gold paint adds a slight shimmer.