A Limoges, Haviland, and Louveciennes plate, approximately 16cm in diameter. Louveciennes is a series designed after the Petit Trianon in the Palace of Versailles, featuring blue cornflowers and pink roses, which Marie Antoinette loved✩ It's a wonderful series that encapsulates the purity, loveliness, and splendor of Antoinette, who loved wildflowers✩ The pattern has a slight raised effect when viewed from the side, and it's a very beautiful item in unused condition✩.*˚ Please refer to image 4. The last image is a reference image for use, and this is a single plate, approximately 16cm in diameter, for sale. Even with unused items in this series, the gold trim often oxidizes to a copper-brown color (orange-tinged) if the storage condition is poor. Copper-brown gold trim can make the overall impression dark, so I have chosen to purchase items that are in beautiful, unused condition without oxidation. Because the gold trim has not oxidized, the overall impression is bright and very beautiful✩.*˚ I often see items with discolored gold trim on Schumann Bavaria, and in a similar way, this item can also have discoloration in the gold trim even if unused if the storage condition is poor. After purchase, this item has been stored in a dark place, away from light and air as much as possible. For example, with a teapot, there is a lot of gold trim, so the gold trim on the handle and spout often has orange mottled discoloration. For your reference✩ I also have Hammersley, vintage, and antique tableware for sale. If you are interested in any items, please leave a comment, and I will consider listing them. I have many items that are not listed. ★Condition★ The gold trim has no discoloration, and it is very glossy, with no feeling of use. The pattern is slightly raised when viewed from the side, and it is in beautiful Excellent condition✩ ※There are individual differences in subjectivity, so please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about details m(_ _)m About vintage and antique tableware Unlike recent items, small black spots, black dots, paint loss, and minor imperfections that are not noticeable are generally found in all vintage items. We hope you understand that these items have been loved for a long time and will continue to be used for many years to come.