Grace your tea service or morning routine with the nostalgic charm of authentic late-Victorian French porcelain. Hand-decorated in Limoges, France between 1892 and 1907, this exquisite two-piece set includes a lidded sugar bowl with an ornate sculpted finial and a coordinating creamer pitcher. 
Delicate sprays of hand-painted cabbage roses in blushing pink, magenta, and soft buttery yellow bloom across a warm ivory ground, anchored by powder-blue shaded shoulders and handles. The smooth, cool touch of translucent antique hard-paste porcelain pairs with soft-brushed gold accents to bring the gentle cadence of slow living into everyday rituals. Perfect for welcoming guests during an afternoon tea party or displayed along open cottage shelving as a curated heirloom accent.  
Maker: Tressemanes & Vogt (T&V Limoges, France)  
Maker & Provenance Identification: Tressemanes & Vogt (T&V) Limoges France. Green underglaze mark stamped “T&V / LIMOGES / FRANCE” within a rectangle (Mark 7, used c. 1892–1907).
Era: Circa 1892–1907  
Material: Hand-painted fine porcelain, gold gilt  
Color Palette: Soft Powder Blue, Blush Pink, Butter Yellow, Creamy Light Ivory, Pale Sage, Gold  
Approximate Dimensions: Creamer: 3.5" H x 4.5" W (handle to spout); Covered Sugar: 4.25" H (to finial) x 5.75" W (handle to handle)  
Honest Condition: Free of chips, cracks, crazing, or repairs. Interior wells are clean and white. Features gentle, honest surface wear consistent with age, including subtle rubbing to the gold gilt on the handle grips and lid finial, along with expected light shelf contact on unglazed foot rims.  
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SKU: TVL-ROS-SC01  
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