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Description
Early 20th century salad plates and serving bowl by Charles Ahrenfeldt for Higgins & Seiter, New York. White French Limoges porcelain decorated with clusters of pink roses. 9 plates, 1 bowl.
"Charles Ahrenfeldt started decorating porcelain in France in 1884. Finally he also established a porcelain factory. Earlier he gained experience in 1840s decorating porcelain in Paris and managing a firm exporting porcelain. His son Charles J. Ahrenfeldt took over the business in 1894 and built another factory in Montjovis near Limoges. In 1917 the factory was taken over by M. Grob, one of managers. His widow started running it in 1934. After buying the company in 1958 by a financial investor, the business was scaled down and in 1969 it was finally closed." (The Old Stuff)
Condition
Good Overall - 3 chipped edges; one hairline crack
Dimensions
Bowl - 9" x 3.25" / Plate - 8.5" x 0.75" (Diameter x Height)