Vintage 94 Piece Limoges China Set Mid 1950s Finest Porcellain Pristine No Chips. This Fine Matched Limoges China Set Was An Estate Sale Find. I Closely Inspected All The Pieces And There Are No Chips Or Issues On Any Of The Pieces What-So-Ever. There Is No Fading. Set Is In Pristine Condition And Likely Was Only Used Only On Special Occasions. Known for delicate floral patterns, translucent hard-paste porcelain, and intricate gold gilding, these antique and vintage sets remain popular on the secondary market. Vignaud China was crafted in Limoges, France, a region world-famous for its high-quality white hard-paste porcelain. Vignaud marks generally span from the 1910s through the mid-1900s before the factory eventually integrated into Bernardaud in 1970. Pieces were sometimes retailed or co-marked alongside luxury Parisian boutiques like E. Bourgeois / Le Grand Dépôt or high-end American importers. Market Value and Pricing. Larger partial tea or dinner services e. Because of the delicate nature of antique gilding and hand-painted enamels, these pieces require hand washing and are not microwave-safe. A Nice Rather Complete Set With All The Right Serving Pieces. Absolutely Stunning Set Of Quality Dinnerware From France. I Closely Inspected All The Pieces And Could Not Find A Single Issue On Any Of The Pieces.