Overview
A delicate four-piece porcelain vanity or dresser set featuring the iconic 'B & Co' mark of the prestigious Bernardaud workshop.
1Identify
Preliminary identification
Bernardaud & Co. Limoges Porcelain Vanity Set, c.1900-1914
Photo reference
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Story
In the early 1900s, the vanity table was the private sanctuary of the Edwardian lady, a place where the ritual of 'dressing' could take hours.
Maker / Origin
Léonard Bernardaud took over the Remagnac workshop in 1895, eventually renaming it Bernardaud & Cie in 1900.
Condition & Value
The gilding on the feet appears remarkably well-preserved, which is rare for pieces of this age. Complete vanity sets in good condition are highly collectible.
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