Haviland Fleurs d'Auteuil

Fleurs d'Auteuil is a Haviland Limoges porcelain pattern first designed in 1873 by Léon Pallandre at Haviland's Auteuil workshop. Twelve different flowers are spread across each piece in a free, asymmetrical arrangement. The collection runs from dinner, salad and bread plates to teacups, a teapot, serving platters, candy boxes and vases, all made in Limoges, France.