​These are 12 dessert plates from the Laviolette Porcelain Factory in Limoges, France.  The plates all use the same blank, are hand painted with floral nosegays, and the edges of the plates are gilded.  Each plate is decorated differently but I believe they were done by two or three decorators since three decorators initials are on the plates.  They are 8“ across and carry a backstamp of an arrow pointing to the left and underneath, the words, “Limoges, France.”  

Laviolette Porcelain Factory operated only about 10 years, from 1896 to 1906 then became part of the Bawo and Dotter operation, I believe.  Consequently, it is easy to date these within that 10 year period.  The plates are in excellent condition but one has lost at least 1/4 of the gilding on the rim.  Also, several of the plates have bubble pops in the glaze.  I do not see any crazing or stains, and no chips, cracks, or utensil scratches.

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