Serving Platter / Presentation Plate – Hôtel de Crillon – Manufacture Haviland – Limoges, 21st Century

Large presentation plate in Limoges porcelain, produced by Manufacture Haviland for the Hôtel de Crillon, located on Place de la Concorde in Paris.

The piece features a particularly elegant contemporary graphic composition, with asymmetrically arranged curved gilt lines against the white porcelain ground. The rim is accentuated by a broad gilt band punctuated by a series of small white circles, creating a geometric pattern that is both understated and sophisticated.

The decoration plays on the contrast between the luminous whiteness of the porcelain and the golden lines, reflecting a distinctly contemporary aesthetic associated with the renovation of this prestigious Parisian hotel.

The inscription “Culture in Architecture” on the reverse refers to the agency founded by architect and artistic director Aline Asmar d’Amman, who was responsible for the artistic direction of the Hôtel de Crillon renovation.

This piece, which can also be used as a serving platter, is a fine example of Limoges porcelain created specifically for a Parisian luxury hotel, combining Haviland’s traditional craftsmanship with contemporary architectural design.

This item comes from a manufacturer’s clearance. It was classified as second quality when it left the factory. It has been retained in its original condition and may display minor characteristics or irregularities associated with this classification, but remains unused and has no major apparent defects.