Step into a realm of timeless elegance with this exquisite duo of pure white china dishes from the renowned Theodore Haviland Limoges, dating to the year 1903. Crafted with unparalleled precision and adorned with intricate gold-tone rose vines dancing along their rims. Dishes that transcend mere tableware to become captivating pieces of art.

The plate, with its cleverly designed indent, beckons the culinary connoisseur to explore creative pairings and presentations, while the oval-shaped bowl complements its counterpart flawlessly, adding a touch of sophistication to any dining experience. Both pieces bear the mark of Theodore Haviland Limoges, a symbol of uncompromising quality and heritage craftsmanship.

Embracing the rich history of fine porcelain, these dishes whisper tales of opulent banquets and intimate gatherings, inviting you to create your own narrative of indulgence and refinement. As if carrying a whispered secret, a word etched by a previous owner, perhaps the elusive pattern's name - Lidengton, adds an air of mystery and intrigue to these already enchanting pieces.