Haviland Limoges porcelain trinket box with rose decor and gold rim, France, mid 20th century

Small decorative case or trinket box in Limoges porcelain, produced by the prestigious French manufacturer Haviland. The piece features a rectangular shape with softened edges, decorated with floral motifs of wild roses in pink tones and green foliage.

History: Haviland & Co., established in 1842 by David Haviland, is one of the most recognized porcelain houses in Limoges, France. This piece belongs to the mid-20th century production, a period when the firm continued to stand out for the whiteness of its paste and the delicacy of its artistic finishes.

Technical Details:
- Period: Mid-20th century (1950s)
- Technique: Molded porcelain, floral decoration transferred and finished by hand, gold leaf gilded rim.
- Dimensions: 6.5 cm length (2.56 inches), 5 cm width (1.97 inches), and 3 cm height (1.18 inches).
- Weight: 80 g (2.8 oz).
- Material: Fine Limoges porcelain.
- Condition: Excellent condition. The porcelain shows no cracks or chips. The gilding retains its original luster with minimal wear due to age.

Collection Value: A representative example of French luxury tableware, ideal for collectors of Limoges porcelain or for decorative use on classic dressers and desks.