Pottery & porcelain

L Bernardaud & co Limoges mark

On porcelain from Limoges, France, L Bernardaud & co Limoges mark carries “Bernardaud Limoges France Hong-Kong pattern contemporary”.

Active years
From 1863
Products
porcelain
Marks
7
Bernardaud mark, 1894–1900

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1894–1900

Dated marks & timeline

7 marks

About Bernardaud

Rémi Delinières established the Limoges factory in 1863. Léonard Bernardaud became his partner in 1895, and L. Bernardaud & Cie replaced R. Delinières & Cie in 1900. A New York office opened in 1919. After Léonard died in 1923, his sons Jacques and Michel developed Art Deco porcelain production. Jacques led the firm after Michel's death in 1949. Pierre Bernardaud took over management in 1962 with Paul Bernardaud. The firm acquired Vignaud in 1970.

The Limoges factory became a cultural centre in the 1990s, and Michel Bernardaud established the corporate foundation in 2002. The factory was established in Limoges in 1863 by Rémi Delinières. Bernardaud & Cie replaced the earlier company in 1900. Later generations continued the business, acquiring the Vignaud factory in 1970. The Limoges factory became a cultural centre in the 1990s, and Michel Bernardaud founded the Bernardaud Corporate Foundation in 2002.

Léonard Bernardaud became a partner in 1895, and L. Later generations of the Bernardaud family developed Art Deco porcelain and expanded the business, including acquisition of the Vignaud factory in 1970.