Lalique France - Marie-Claude Lalique - Dinner set (6)...

Offered: Exclusive and extremely rare porcelain plates and soup/vegetable tureen with lid from the iconic "Soleil" collection by the French luxury brand Lalique. This dinnerware was produced between 1993 and 1997 in collaboration with the prestigious Limoges and has been fully out of production for years. This dinnerware was designed under the creative direction of Marie-Claude Lalique. She was the granddaughter of the legendary founder René Lalique and was at the time the head designer of the fashion house. She designed the bold "Soleil" line in the 1990s to give a fresh, postmodern and Mediterranean atmosphere to the brand's classical table culture. Her signature or the Lalique mark is typically found as a stamp on the underside of the porcelain Brand: Lalique (Paris) Series: Soleil (Discontinued / Vintage) Material: Fine Limoges porcelain (France) Condition: In absolute new condition, without chips, * Art Deco Placemats – Matches Lalique / Limoges Porcelain This specific design seamlessly aligns with the early 20th-century dining table designs of Suzanne Lalique-Haviland for the famous Théodore Haviland porcelain factory in Limoges. An absolute must-have for lovers of high-end French vintage design and collectors of Art Deco dinnerware. Material: 100% high-quality linen, never used. * Deep plate / Soup plate, Diameter: 21.5 cm * Salad plate, dessert plate or lunch plate), Diameter of 21.5 cm * Dinner plate, Diameter: 26 cm * Plat Présentation / Service Plate, Diameter: 31.5 cm * Standard large soup tureen: This has a total height of about 17 cm (including the knob on the lid) and a width of about 27 cm including the handles.

Estimation:€325

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