Dessert plate 21,5 cm - Limoges Porcelain - Leopard pattern

I listened to my grandmother tell me the story of the little French monk-spy who brought the secret of Chinese porcelain to Europe: In the early 18th century a French Jesuit monk living in China studied in depth the secrets of their exquisite porcelain, the alchemy of water, fire and earth, and passed the information in detailed letters to his native France. Indispensable to the equation seemed to be the use of white clay, something the French did not have. When a deposit of kaolin, the longed-for white clay, was discovered in Saint Yrieix la Perche, near Limoges, in 1767, the rich history of French porcelain par excellence began.

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Description:

Limoges porcelain dessert plate. Design of a leopard.

Hand-painted gold edge. Exclusive design by Lo de Manuela

High resistance and durability.

Made in France, Limoges

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Measurement:

21.5 cm 

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Careful:

• Do not use microwaves 
• Dishwasher washable at 40º.

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Consultar plazos de entrega. 

(Aprox. 4 semanas)