Creamer – Art Deco – Limoges Porcelain

This Limoges porcelain creamer was produced by Porcelaine Limousine, a manufacturer and decorator established in Limoges from 1905 to 1939, then distributed by E. Léveillé, 8 rue Paradis in Paris. Its faceted silhouette, geometric handle, and spout highlight a distinctly Art Deco aesthetic.

Its decoration consists of a frieze of raspberry pink geometric patterns, accented with fine gold lines, which contrasts with the brilliance of the white porcelain. Characteristic of French creations from the interwar period, this piece combines simplicity of lines with decorative refinement.

In excellent condition, this creamer will naturally find its place on a refined table, can be repurposed as a small vase for a few flowers, or join a collection dedicated to Limoges porcelain or the decorative arts of the 1930s.