French Porcelain Coffee Set, Late 19th Century - Limoges Style with Floral Decor and Green Relief - 6 Pieces

Exceptional French porcelain coffee set from the late 19th century, designed for the Spanish export market.

Item History: This set is a representative example of porcelain produced in France for Spanish commercial houses during the Belle Époque. Although it lacks a maker's mark, the quality of the paste, the design of the handles in the form of stylized branches, and the foliaceous lower relief are characteristic of Limoges manufactures. These pieces were often imported 'in white' and decorated or distributed by specialized houses such as González in Spain.

Technical Details:
- Period: Late 19th century (circa 1890-1900)
- Style: Neo-Rococo with Art Nouveau elements
- Coffee pot dimensions: Height of 23 cm (9.05 inches)
- Sugar bowl dimensions: Height of 12 cm (4.72 inches)
- Cup dimensions: Diameter of 5 cm (1.97 inches); Unit weight of 44 g
- Material: Hard-paste porcelain, mineral pigments, and fire gilding
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No cracks or restorations. Minimal and natural wear is observed on the gilding of the handles due to use and age.

This coffee set represents a high-value piece for collectors of European porcelain and specialists in the history of 19th-century decorative arts.