Add a touch of vintage elegance to your table with the Haviland Limoges France Green Floral Oval Serving Platter. This stunning piece is perfect for serving or as a beautiful display item.
 
Antique Haviland Limoges France
Green Floral Oval Serving Dish 
Approx. 6”x3.5”x1” Vintage
 
This is a hand-painted porcelain serving dish or platter, likely an antique or vintage item from the late 19th or early 20th century. 
The dish features a classic oval shape with a heavily molded, ornate, scalloped rim. 
The decoration includes a hand-painted design of hop vines and leaves in shades of green and white. 
The rim has a shaded, mottled green-grey glaze with gold gilt accents on the raised scrollwork. 
The style is characteristic of pieces produced by European porcelain manufacturers, such as those in Germany or Austria, during that era.
CFH/GDM refers to Charles Field Haviland - Gerard, Dufraisseix & Morel, a historic French porcelain maker from Limoges, France, known for high-quality, often hand-painted china with gold accents (like roses, florals, game birds), popular in the late 1800s and early 1900s, with "China" in the query referencing the material, not the country, as these are French antiques sold globally. 
 
What CFH/GDM Means:
 
CFH: Charles Field Haviland (the original company founder/name).
GDM: Gerard, Dufraisseix & Morel (the company that merged with or acquired Haviland's operations, using this combined mark from around 1881-1890).
Limoges, France: The location where this fine porcelain was made.