Set of Six Teacups – Manufacture Raynaud – Limoges, c. 1920-1925

Elegant set of six white Limoges porcelain teacups, made by the Raynaud & Cie factory.

The cups have a generous and slightly flared shape, accompanied by delicately molded handles with sculptural lines. The sobriety of the white porcelain allows the design of the shape and the details of the handle to stand out.

Each piece bears the mark "R & Co. / Limoges / France" on the reverse, used by Martial Raynaud in 1919 after he took over the Montjovis Factory, then operated by Tressemanes & Vogt.

A beautiful example of interwar Limoges porcelain, at the crossroads of Art Nouveau and Art Deco influences.

Saucers: absent. Good overall condition. Some slight enamel defects, with no impact on the aesthetics or use of the piece.