Antique Bawo & Dotter French Limoges Porcelain Cups & Saucers - Set of Five circa 1896-1914 fern identification book and teal this batch looks

and teal this batch looks especially at home with antique transferware

a vase for the table or a beautiful decorative piece for your whiteware or ironstone collection

(from a 1948 newspaper advertisement featuring the June Rose pattern)

so you have to read it to find out

Poppyseed Streudel

Antique Bawo & Dotter French Limoges Porcelain Cups & Saucers - Set of Five circa 1896-1914 fern identification book and teal this batch looks{HISTORY} Made in Limoges, France, between 1896 and 1914 by importer and manufacturer Bawo & Dotter, these gold and green trimmed porcelain cups and saucers are exquisite in beauty and craftsmanship. Representing all the artistry and elegance that French Limoges is known for, Bawo & Dotter started as a New York City based importer of European porcelain in the 1860s. A decade later, they expanded their business by opening their own decorating studios