Small Antique French Limoges Porcelain Dish Tressemanes & Vogt circa 1904-1907 florentine All of these previous bits

All of these previous bits of past framing marks are ancillary flaws that can be covered over once reframed

All seaweed is edible

faded metallic paint around the rim

Tart Aux Pommes (French Apple Tart) as well as a chapter on international recipes that include classics like Moussaka

This one was a worker meant for daily kitchen and care work

Small Antique French Limoges Porcelain Dish Tressemanes & Vogt circa 1904-1907 florentine All of these previous bits{HISTORY} Made by Tressemanes & Vogt in Limoges, France between 1904 1907, this antique porcelain dish features such a unique shape and size. With a pedestal base, tiny gold feet and scroll like handles, there could have been many possibilities regarding its original function a gravy boat perhaps or an open sugar bowl. A nut dish, or a candy dish or a even a cut flower vase meant for roses. Those are of course just a handful of potential purposes, but