Limoges - Salt and pepper shakers (5) - Porcelain - Salerons R. Montigny & Co.

French Limoges porcelain salt and pepper shaker set with two matching gold-plated metal spoons. They are presented in their original box or packaging case with a satin interior lining. Pieces shaped as swan figurines with a distinctly classic style, featuring a nacreous exterior color and an inner area that is completely gold or gold-colored. Each piece bears the mark R. Montigny & Cie, a Limoges porcelain manufacturer from France that produced decorative pieces and tableware throughout the 20th century. These pieces are generally used for salt and pepper (or spices), and also as decorative elements on a table. Measurements: swan-shaped bowls 7.5 cm long, 4 cm wide, 4.4 cm high. Gold spoons 6.7 cm long. Original storage box 16.5 cm long, 9 cm wide, 5.7 cm high. Excellent vintage condition, with no breaks, cracks, or restorations; both the pieces and their presentation box are in great shape. Both the description and photos show the features and condition of the product. Read and observe carefully. If you have any questions or need more information, you can contact us. Shipping is sent with a tracking code so the buyer can locate the package throughout the shipping process. Likewise, shipping is carried out according to the information provided by the buyer and the carrier's regulations. Packaging is prepared to ensure everything is well protected and safe. >>> Note for buyers: the buyer is responsible for any export costs and requirements that may be requested for shipping and receiving the package. Please note that if the export data required (depending on the destination country) are not provided, shipment cannot be carried out. I invite you to visit the profile and see other listings that may be available. Also, once you receive the product, please leave feedback about the process to help improve our management and make our buyers happier every day. Thank you very much!

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