A Japonesque exotic bird surrounded by gold rococo scrollwork and scattered pink roses — the kind of decoration that defined the height of Victorian Limoges export production. Large scalloped charger in fine white Limoges porcelain, marked B.&H. France on the base, circa 1890–1910; deeply fluted rim with embossed gadrooning, white enamel beading at the scallop points, and gilt edge throughout. Age-appropriate gilt wear to the rim, a small chip on the underside, and other minor imperfections — see photos for full condition detail and measurements.
