Coffee service made of fine porcelain from Limoges ELITE. Period between 1924 and 1932.

Including:
- Coffee pot with lid height 22 cm / width 22 cm
- Sugar bowl with lid height 17 cm / width 15 cm
- Creamer height 12 cm / width 12 cm
- 10 cups
- 10 saucers

In very good condition, very little used.
Never seen the dishwasher!
Delicate floral decoration, gilding on handles and edges.
✔️ NO cracks
✔️ NO chips
✔️ Complete and uniform set
✔️ Very well preserved
No retail sales: lot sale only.
Possibility of shipping very well protected or hand delivery (preferred!)

RARE FROM THIS ERA.

Bawo & Dotter was a New York-based company founded in the 1860s to import porcelain, mainly from Limoges. In the 1870s, it established a porcelain decoration factory in Limoges called "The Elite Works."

In 1896, the factory began producing its own porcelain. Production continued until 1914, the start of World War I, and resumed after the end of the conflict.
A major change occurred in 1924. Bawo & Dotter acquired William Guerin's company and merged it with the previously acquired Pouyat Porcelaines factory to form a single entity: Guérin-Pouyat-Elite Limited. The firm's production continued until 1932.