Antique French Porcelain Limoges Rectangle Serving Trays by GDM Charles Field Haviland circa 1882 - 1890 - Two Sizes Available Size:14" Inch Tray delicious and inviting and sets

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Vintage Stetson advertisement featuring the Joy pattern courtesy of Rapid City Journal

its German roots or all of the above

Mary quite contrary poem and three floral cotton handkerchiefs in pastel colors

Antique French Porcelain Limoges Rectangle Serving Trays by GDM Charles Field Haviland circa 1882 - 1890 - Two Sizes Available Size:14" Inch Tray delicious and inviting and sets{HISTORY} One thing is always guaranteed when it comes to antique porcelain from Limoges, France. It's always beautiful. This pair of antique porcelain serving trays was made between 1882 1890 by Gerard, Dufraisseix & Morel, just after they took over the Charles Field Haviland pottery upon C. F.'s retirement in 1881. Also referred to as GDM, Gerard, Duffraisseix & Morel brought innovation and expansion to the Haviland brand while also emulating the