Featured Limoges Dinner Plate

Help please identifying the pattern/year/value of this beautiful yellow and gold Limoges.

 

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THANK YOU!!!

 

@i need help do you recognize this mark. I can’t be sure but I think the very last word is “Regina”. I live in Saskatchewan and it is a city very close by. Would that make sense?

 

@John Brassey I really hope you can help on this one. I cannot find anything similar on eBay and I have searched and searched!

 

JP, if you can figure out the cursive writing, you'll probably have the name of the retailer in Regina it was made for.

What I see is: Gold Pattern Van Der. . . Regina (maybe)

Here is a photo taken off an eBay listing to show you why I think it is the key to your marking:

 

@wiscbirddog thank you!!!!! If I understand correctly then the plate was made specifically for someone in Regina? So where the example you show says “made for Wright Tyndale” - 8 have to find out what name this was made for in Regina? Do you have any indication of the year this might have been made?

 

@i need help I would like to be able to ask another question about this plate to the larger group is there a way to do that? I have been thinking about @wiscbirddog and his suggestion to look into the pattern and name. It would be odd that this piece was commissioned in Regina, Saskatchewan. But, my grandparents best friends were from a Holland and lived by Gouda - where the Regina Pottery factory was established! I got hung up on the “Van Der” once it was spelled out because that is classic Dutch surnames. My grandparents friends were the Van Der Loos - which is obviously not what it pictured. Did the Regina Pottery company ever produce for Limoges?

 

YES!!!!! She lived at Regina Beach!! Please connect the dots for me - does this mean it was made/designed at her request, or she painted it?

 

Both the red Limoges mark and the green Bernardaud mark are shown here as being from 1900 onward: https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/294-bernardaud-marks

good luck connecting the dots.

and I'm a 'she' -

 

@wiscbirddog I’m so sorry! Thank you for all the help!!!!

 

@i need help thank you, thank you!!!! I have sent the photos to the teacup attic for their thoughts! How would one determine the value of something like this?