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I had great difficulty uploading the picture a couple days ago, but was successful today.  Can anyone tell me whether this is an authentic Jean Pouyet (Limoges) dish?  The mark on the bottom shows J.P. on top of a horizontal line with an L beneath the line.  The mark is in blue, not red.  There is no \”France\” stamped on it.  My mother-in-law thought it might be from the 1893 Chicago World\’s Fair, but wasn\’t sure.  I have not been able to find the pattern name nor confirm the date.  Any help greatly appreciated.

Friedrich Answered question February 5, 2022
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French goods are not my glass of beer but I know some quite well. The color of Pouyat marks is irrelevant; also they added “France” on export items only, speaking against the World Fair theory as those would have had to be marked with a country of origin. Sadly the described mark was in use between 1890 and 1932 so that is a large pool of possibilities. As I can not see any pictures … are you sure the item was not re-decorated ? Many hobbyists did not sign off their work, so there is a small chance the item is not original anymore.

CardinalVA Posted new comment February 14, 2022
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Friedrich Answered question February 5, 2022

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