Антикварная бонбоньерка «Lavoisières d’Aixe» René Caire, Limoges

A collectible antique bonbonniere with a saucer from the first half of the twentieth century by the famous brand of the French Limoges region. The object belongs to the period of 1930-1950, when French porcelain manufactories actively exported products to the United States and other countries, putting the signatures of the brand's artist. The decorated Bonbonniere is made in the form of an antique bowl, hand-painted with floral bouquets in pink, purple and yellow tones. The ornament includes a decorative lattice and figurative elements of gold painting with expressive green accents.The bottom of the piece bears the green export mark of the Limoges France manufactory, which is typical of the 20th century, and the three-dimensional gold inscription "Lavoisières d'Aixe" "René Caire" Limoges. "Lavoisières d'Aixe" is the name of a small workshop located in the commune of Lower Vienne near Limoges. René Caire is the name of a French decorative artist who specialized in hand-painted Limoges porcelain. His works were distinguished by high quality workmanship and exquisite style, as evidenced by his participation in the jury of the Meilleurs Ouvriers de France (MOF) competition, a prestigious title awarded to the best French craftsmen. The bonbonniere is in excellent condition and is of interest to collectors.