April 16, 2024
Vintage Porcelain Rose Clasps, Tiny Limoge Plate, More
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Wow! Look at this assortment of porcelain and china pieces! In the center of the photo is an oval pendant. It's about 2 1/2 inches long by about 2 inches wide. The center is white porcelain with flowers painted on. T is gold-tone filigree all around. The chain is about 24 inches long.On the top right t is a pink and white porcelain flower with an antique-style clasp attached to the back. It's about 1 inch across and 3/4 of an inch high.Below that are two pink porcelain roses with gold-tone trim. They are about an inch wide and about 1/2 an inch high. They both say "Japan" on the back and have remnants of glue on the back.On the other side, on the top is a single screw-back earring. The setting is a gold-tone filigree or scallop with a porcelain center, white with a pink rose and green leaves. It's about 3/4 of an inch long by about 1/2 an inch wide. This is a single earring - I don't have the matching pair.In the middle is the little Limoges plate. It's about 3/4 of an inch around. It has scalloped edges with gold-tone trim. T is a picture of a woman in a fancy dress and pearls. The pearls are raised. The words "LIMOGES" and "France" are on the back around the edge. T is what looks like glue residue in the center of the back.On the bottom left is a round pendant about 1/2 an inch wide. It's white porcelain with a blue flower. It'
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