I've forgotten where I got it, but I seem to remember purchasing it at a flea market in Paris or Brussels before the pandemic. I had it displayed in a cabinet, but I'm selling it now to declutter. The backstamp reads "J.P.L FRANCE," so it's likely a demitasse cup from the Jean Pouyat factory in Limoges, manufactured around 1914-1923. The floral pattern is not uniform, suggesting it was hand-painted. Size (approximate, measured by hand): Cup Height: Approximately 7.5cm Diameter: Approximately 4.6cm Depth: Approximately 6.9cm Saucer Diameter: Approximately 10.5cm Jean Pouyat was a renowned porcelain manufacturer founded in Limoges around 1830. There are no chips, but there is some slight wear on the gold trim of the cup. Overall, the luster has faded slightly, but it's in good condition considering its age. Please note that this is an antique item from approximately 100 years ago, so please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about minor imperfections. Thank you for looking.