Jean-Claude Chauray for Bernardaud Limoges Set of 4 plates, late 20th century.

Jean-Claude Chauray for Bernardaud Limoges Set of 4 plates, late 20th century. Decorative porcelain plates featuring four different fruit motifs from Chauray’s original artworks, including cherries, strawberries, and apples. Each plate presents a vivid still life composition in rich red tones against a dark background, bordered by an elegant patterned rim. Produced by Bernardaud, Limoges – renowned for their fine French porcelain craftsmanship. Origin: France, Limoges. Designer: Jean-Claude Chauray. Manufacturer: Bernardaud. Material: Porcelain. Dimensions: D. 19 cm. Period: Late 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition with minimal signs of wear. Bio: Jean-Claude Chauray (born 1934) was a French painter celebrated for his hyper-realistic still lifes, often depicting fruit and glass with photographic precision. His collaboration with Bernardaud resulted in a limited series of porcelain plates that are now sought after by collectors. Founded in 1863, Bernardaud remains one of France’s most prestigious porcelain manufacturers, recognized for its craftsmanship and artistic collaborations.