Fish Platter c. 1900

Théodore Haviland's "Fish Platter" is a stunning example of Limoges porcelain, showcasing a delicate depiction of fish and aquatic life. The platter, dated to c. 1900, features a central image of a fish, its form delicately outlined with gold accents. The rim of the platter is adorned with an intricate floral design, painted in subtle shades of red and gold, adding a touch of elegance to the piece. Haviland's meticulous artistry and the interplay of delicate colors make this platter a highly sought-after example of late 19th-century decorative arts.