Set of Eight Cups and Saucers – Manufacture Bernardaud – Limoges, c. 1910-1920

Set of 8 porcelain teacups and saucers, featuring a generous and slightly flared shape, resting on a small circular base.

These pieces, created by the renowned Bernardaud manufacture in Limoges, are distinguished by a subtly tinted glaze decoration, with delicate ivory and cream tones that highlight and enhance the relief of the porcelain. The geometric decoration alternates vertical panels and lattice patterns, particularly visible around the handles and on the saucers.

The particularly elaborate handles adopt an elegant and dynamic shape, with volutes and embossed details that lend the set a striking presence. The brilliant glaze accentuates the play of light across the different elements of the decoration.

The set has a refined aesthetic, both understated and decorative, characteristic of Limoges porcelain production from the early 20th century, in a Belle Époque and late Art Nouveau style.

A beautiful set with timeless charm, particularly suited to an elegant table or as a decorative ensemble.