Ceralene Limoges Cup Saucer Imperial Imperiale Raynaud Gold 3 Available. This pattern, Imperial / Imperiale was discontinued in the 90s. For some reason Replacements names this pattern Imperiale. When it plainly states Imperial on the china. This listing is for one cup and saucer set made by A. Raynaud in the Ceralene line. Adapted from a design by Prud’hom of the French Empire Period. 3 sets are available. The last photo shows an example of. On “see other items”. Condition: In excellent unused condition. Only used for display. Each piece marked the blue A. Raynaud et Cie Limoges Imperial stamp. Approximate Measurements: Cup: 2-1/4 inches high 3-1/2 inches bowl diameter Saucer: 5-1/4 inches diameter. And all weigh approximately 11 ounces. I’m so glad you stopped by. Please examine the photos as they are considered to be part of the description. Pictures can tell most of the story, but not the whole story, so please may I suggest you read the description to complete your full knowledge of what you are purchasing. Please Note: There are many variations in porcelain and patterns. This item may not necessarily be an exact match to items that you already own. Because antiques need special packing, and unpacking, instructions are always given for unpacking. All items are thoroughly cleaned and inspected for any flaws. As your monitor determines the color you see, the color of the actual item may appear different from what you are seeing. Just contact me and I’ll quickly resolve the issue. I would appreciate if there is a problem, that you contact me before initiating a return. Seeing the feedback confirms you have received your item and are satisfied with it. Please remember to scroll down to the end of the listing, as there are times I receive questions and they will be answered there. They usually are antique or vintage, They can be a hundred or more years old and have been gently used. Edge wear on gold is to be considered as normal and the usual. Also, please remember that old glass and porcelain were not manufactured with the sophisticated technology that we have today, therefore there may be glaze pops, black pin dots, and minor factory flaws. Excellent Condition, Mint Condition, or any descriptive term used when describing the physical attributes of glass and porcelain are very, very subjective. What I may consider very good condition, someone else may disagree. Keeping this in mind, I will make every effort to objectively describe the item at hand. Approximate sizes and weights are always included in the description. Please examine the photos carefully; as they are to be considered part of the description. Read the description and ask all questions before purchasing. Please don’t hesitate to contact me for additional information or photographs. International: Please contact me for a quote.