Found this at a French antique fair: A Lunéville "LUC" series lidded soup tureen, a French antique. The "LUC" series features a delicate floral pattern transfer, with a design characterized by fine relief and petal-like edging. The lidded design is rare! It would be lovely with flowers in it. Width 36 x Depth 26 x Height 20cm Lunéville Kiln Founded in 1728, the kiln started by making expensive tableware for nobles and the upper class. Later, under the patronage of Marie Antoinette, it incorporated Japonism and Art Nouveau designs. By the early 1900s, it became one of the largest pottery companies in Europe. Together with the Saint-Clément pottery, which was made under the same management in 1758, it is also called Lunéville-Saint-Clément. After the death of Jacques Chambrette, the management was taken over by the Keller family from Germany and the Guerin family, friends of the Keller family. The backstamp is Lunéville K&G (Lunéville Keller & Guerin). After various changes, it became part of Sarreguemines. Water leakage was checked, and there was no leakage. There are stains due to aging. There are no cracks or chips, and it is in good condition. All items handled are used, old items, so there is aging, etc. There may be kiln marks, paint unevenness, small chips, crazing, scratches, cutlery marks, etc., that occurred during the manufacturing process. We try to capture the condition of the products in photos as much as possible, but it is difficult to post everything, so please understand the above before ordering.