Bassett Austria Limoges 11578 Cream Soup Bullion Bowl Liner Set Antique C. 1914
Bassett Austria Limoges 11578 Cream Soup Bullion Bowl Liner Set Antique C. 1914
Pink Roses, Tan Foliage, Green Leaves
Double handled bullion bowl is 3 5/8" OD x 2 1/4" H
Liner plate is 6"
The mark was used between 1890 and 1963 by George F. Bassett & Co., an importer. The company was founded in New York City by George W. Bassett in 1874. His son, George F. Bassett, and E.F. Anderson took over the business in 1879. The company had a factory in Limoges and may have had one in Austria. Porcelain was also imported from factories in Bohemia and Czechoslovakia. Primarily these were France made in Limoges.
Excellent condition. No chips, cracks or crazing.
9 oz
SKU 3639
Pink Roses, Tan Foliage, Green Leaves
Double handled bullion bowl is 3 5/8" OD x 2 1/4" H
Liner plate is 6"
The mark was used between 1890 and 1963 by George F. Bassett & Co., an importer. The company was founded in New York City by George W. Bassett in 1874. His son, George F. Bassett, and E.F. Anderson took over the business in 1879. The company had a factory in Limoges and may have had one in Austria. Porcelain was also imported from factories in Bohemia and Czechoslovakia. Primarily these were France made in Limoges.
Excellent condition. No chips, cracks or crazing.
9 oz
SKU 3639
Description
Bassett Austria Limoges 11578 Cream Soup Bullion Bowl Liner Set Antique C. 1914
Pink Roses, Tan Foliage, Green Leaves
Double handled bullion bowl is 3 5/8" OD x 2 1/4" H
Liner plate is 6"
The mark was used between 1890 and 1963 by George F. Bassett & Co., an importer. The company was founded in New York City by George W. Bassett in 1874. His son, George F. Bassett, and E.F. Anderson took over the business in 1879. The company had a factory in Limoges and may have had one in Austria. Porcelain was also imported from factories in Bohemia and Czechoslovakia. Primarily these were France made in Limoges.
Excellent condition. No chips, cracks or crazing.
9 oz
SKU 3639
Pink Roses, Tan Foliage, Green Leaves
Double handled bullion bowl is 3 5/8" OD x 2 1/4" H
Liner plate is 6"
The mark was used between 1890 and 1963 by George F. Bassett & Co., an importer. The company was founded in New York City by George W. Bassett in 1874. His son, George F. Bassett, and E.F. Anderson took over the business in 1879. The company had a factory in Limoges and may have had one in Austria. Porcelain was also imported from factories in Bohemia and Czechoslovakia. Primarily these were France made in Limoges.
Excellent condition. No chips, cracks or crazing.
9 oz
SKU 3639
Bassett Austria Limoges 11578 Cream Soup Bullion Bowl Liner Set Antique C. 1914
$10.00