Step into mid-century French elegance with this 1950s Limoges Georges Boyer porcelain cup and saucer in the Bagatelle pattern. Limoges porcelain has long been celebrated for its hard, translucent white glaze and delicate artistry, earning a prized place in fine dining tradition since the nineteenth century.
This piece captures a gentle aesthetic created to bring grace back into daily life after the war, when beauty in the everyday felt precious again. Soft milky white porcelain serves as the canvas for cascading rose pink blossoms. The lightweight cup has a thin, refined shape and a smooth rim, while the matching saucer shows fine relief details along a softly wavy edge. A single rose blooms at the center, surrounded by trailing sprigs for a classic, dignified look.
The cup measures approximately 9.3 cm in diameter and 4.4 cm in height. The saucer measures about 14.5 cm in diameter and 1.4 cm in height. This is an unused secondhand vintage item that was kept in storage; it remains in clean condition with no flaws.
Two matching cup and saucer sets are available, so you can bring home a pair for two.
Vintage Georges Boyer Limoges Bagatelle cup and saucer, made in France in the 1950s. Crafted from hard-paste porcelain with a soft ivory-white ground, rose-pink floral decoration, delicate relief details, and softly scalloped edges.
Cup: approximately 9.3 cm diameter x 4.4 cm high. Saucer: approximately 14.5 cm diameter x 1.4 cm high.
Unused vintage item kept in storage, in clean condition with no notable issues. Two matching cup and saucer sets are available.
