A cup of tea with stamped sub-cup - Porcelaine de Limoges 1957

Year of manufacture: circa 1957. Place of manufacture: limoge. Decorator: lemaire. Material: limoges porcelain. In the meanders of time, carried by the breaths of the past, I invite you to discover this delicate porcelain cup from limoges, silent witness of antiquity. Its presence in the worn décor of an old house evokes a time when art and delicacy blended harmoniously. The outline of the cup, elegantly drawn, seems to capture the grace and elegance of antiquity. Its rounded shape, slightly flared upwards, recalls ancient amphorae, symbols of gastronomy and refinement of a bygone era. This cup tells a story, imbued with legends and myths passed down from generation to generation. It has a shade of royal blue. The color is applied evenly over the entire surface of the cup, creating a beautiful backdrop for the golden decorations. The gilded decoration is made and applied using gold leaf. Holding this cup in your hands, you feel transported to a time when time flowed differently. The elegance of its shape, the finesse of its porcelain and the richness of its motif remind you that antiquity is not limited to simple vestiges, but that it continues to live through objects of rare beauty. This limoges porcelain cup is a precious legacy of a bygone era, a window to a world imbued with grace and splendour. By contemplating it, you connect to a forgotten time, when art and crafts combined to create timeless works. Hand delivery available in toulouse.