Calling all Grandmillennial and Cottagecore enthusiasts. This exquisite pair of authentic Haviland & Co. Limoges saucers features the iconic Schleiger 83 pattern—a delicate dance of soft pink floral sprays and graceful green vines. Set upon the elegantly embossed Blank 12, these pieces offer that quintessential Shabby Chic romance and "Old World" charm that defines high-end French porcelain.

Transparency & Condition Report:

As a dedicated researcher and lover of vintage finds, I believe in extreme transparency so you can shop with total confidence. These saucers present beautifully on the front, but please note the following "character marks" common in antique porcelain of this age:

Underside Hairlines: Each saucer has a faint hairline crack on the back (reverse). These are not through-cracks; they do not penetrate to the floral display side. One mark (documented in the macro photos) has a slight aged darkening, while the other is tight and colorless.

Factory Blemishes: One saucer shows minor "ghosting" (a slight blurring/fading) on the floral transfer, a charming testament to the original manufacturing process.

Surface Wear: Very faint, darkened scuffs near the rim edges, consistent with shelf life over the last century.

The "Ping": Despite the underside hairlines, these still retain a lovely resonance.

Integrity: No chips, "flea bites," or heavy crazing. The scalloped edges remain crisp and display-ready.

Why Add These to Your Collection?

Schleiger 83 is a premier pattern for those building a mismatched "floral garden" tea service or for a High-End Collector looking for specific replacement pieces. Because the hairlines are hidden on the back, these are perfect for a stunning wall display using adhesive hangers or for a tiered jewelry stand project.

Please review all photos, including the close-ups marked for scale, to appreciate the history and condition of these heirloom pieces.