Art Deco Coffee Pot – Manufacture Boisbertrand / Limoges Unique – Limoges, c. 1930

Limoges porcelain coffee pot produced by the Boisbertrand / Limoges Unique manufactory, active from 1902 to 1941. This elegant piece perfectly illustrates the Art Deco aesthetic of the 1930s, with its octagonal silhouette and geometric lines, delicate pink Japanese-inspired floral decoration enhanced with grey foliage, and refined platinum trim.

The architectural facets of the coffee pot are enhanced by fine platinum accents highlighting the spout, handle, lid finial, and edges of the piece. Their subtle sheen harmonises with the soft floral decoration, inspired by cherry blossoms, giving the piece the understated elegance characteristic of Art Deco.

A testament to the savoir-faire of Limoges manufactories during the interwar period, this coffee pot will appeal both to collectors of Limoges porcelain and to enthusiasts of antique tableware. It would naturally complement a tea or coffee service while also standing as a distinctive decorative piece.