Old sugar bowl in Limoges porcelain by Jammet Seignolles.

Beautiful vintage sugar bowl for coffee/tea made of white Limoges porcelain, decorated with a gold rim and golden handles. Stamped with: “Jammet Seignolles – Limoges France – Exclusivity.” Limoges porcelain is one of the two main porcelain productions in France and the only one from a true production territory, located around the city of Limoges in the Haute-Vienne. It was in 1768 that exploitable deposits of kaolin, an essential material for the production of this ceramic, were found, and from this discovery, Limoges porcelain was born and developed. In 1825, François Baignol settled at La Fabrique, on the edge of the Brigueuil forest, and founded one of the first factories in the department, which he later sold to Henri Seignolles and his associates in 1962. Particularly innovative, J. Seignolles became the first Limoges factory to create decorations on an extra-white paste guaranteed to be dishwasher-safe, perfectly in tune with its time. This refined piece of tableware will be perfect for storing/serving sugar cubes or powdered sugar, with elegance.