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A beautifully detailed Limoges dinner plate from the Georges Boyer “Renoir” collection—featuring hand-painted florals inspired by the work of Pierre-Auguste Renoir.
Produced in Limoges, France, these pieces reflect a moment where fine porcelain and fine art intersect. Plates from this collection were notably gifted to First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy during her visit to Paris in May of 1963—adding a subtle layer of historical significance to an already elegant design.
The delicate florals and soft composition make this plate especially versatile—equally suited for use at the table or as part of a layered wall arrangement.
Details:
This piece appears to have been very lightly used, if at all, and shows no chips or cracks. It remains in excellent overall condition.
Featured as part of The Poetry of the Plate Wall: A Garden Room Edit—a collection of vintage pieces designed to be layered and lived with over time.
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A quiet note, sent on Sundays.
A glimpse into the week, what’s new in the shop, and the feeling behind it all.