Antique Gold & White French Porcelain Cups & Saucers - Mismatched Set of Two circa 1880s-1930s 1947 I like the crackling logs

I like the crackling logs

but on closer inspection turned out to be men's faces complete with mustaches and beards

An outer border of 66 dots runs around the entire edge of the table cloth and an inner border of 34 dots runs in rectangular fashion around the center part of the tablecloth

and home to over a dozen gingerbread manufacturers during the 19th and 20th centuries

Antique Gold & White French Porcelain Cups & Saucers - Mismatched Set of Two circa 1880s-1930s 1947 I like the crackling logs{HISTORY} Hailing from 19th century Limoges, France, these two porcelain cups and saucers represent all the elegance of classic French style. They also happen to tell quite a few stories between them. Matching in color palette yet each beautifully and distinctly detailed, this curated set was made by three different French porcelain potteries Haviland, Gerard, Duffraisseix & Morel, and William Guerin, in France between the 1880s and the 1930s.