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ID for T Limoge porcelain item please fake or not
Summary: maroubramagpies asked for help identifying whether a T Limoge porcelain item is genuine or fake. cheyenne13it and kh-syedse responded, but their responses did not contain any content, leaving the inquiry unresolved.
Hallo it appears I have inadvertently sold a piece of porcelain as Limoges - the buyer told me I had no shame and that it was a fake ($14 paid). I have apologised for selling a fake (not for having no shame, I did not appreciate that remark!) and cancelled the transaction. It is a little jug, approx 11cm high. But to set MY mind at peace, can Limoges enthusiasts shed some light on what appears to be a fake (where do these come from?). Sadly, I bought it some years ago after being told it was Limoges. Live and learn!
kh-syedse
·1 year agoHi everyone,
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Thank you for understanding.
cheyenne13it
·1 year agoI noted your question after 10 years... but i confirm it is a fake. T. Limoges means Type Limoges and also Peint a la Main is not true.