Try the links below.
Lina C

Here is a link that might be useful: american limoges

thank you.
I've been to that site and a few others - can't find the darned pattern!

There is one more site that I've been going through SLOWLY. There must be 100 links to patterns and I just have to go through them one by one. Some don't have pictures, just a description. Very tedious...

Would it be possible to send a photo of a few pieces to one of those sites to help with your identification?

Hi. Do you think you could take a photo of the back of one of the American Limoges dinnerware? I have similar items from what they call the "Triumph American Limoges" and the pattern name is on the back. My DH's mother collected them and they had the pattern name, HOLLYWOOD, on the back as well as Sebring, Ohio, and 22K gold on the back too.

Hello,the wife and I recently inheirited an American Limoges china set and we searched the internet for hours and cannot find the pattern or any info at all on it. If someone could steer us in the right direction or know a link we would really appreciate it.

Hello,the wife and I recently inheirited an American Limoges china set and we searched the internet for hours and cannot find the pattern or any info at all on it. If someone could steer us in the right direction or know a link we would really appreciate it.

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I'm not sure how you were searching. Next time try images on Google. I found it at Replacements.

Here is a link that might be useful: American Limoges

Does anyone have any info on the pattern above as far as the age and any value ?

Linda, that pattern was around back in the 1930s-1950s, and my deceased MIL had amassed a set which I now have. Creamy white with a gold band. My husband says she collected them a piece at a time at the grocery store, but I forget the details. It is very fragile these days, butDH enjoys seeing it in our glass front cabinets.

I'm sure mowerman33 is long gone, but here is a lesson to all of us. The name of the pattern is written right on the back of the plate. Love Seat! It also was obviously available without the burgundy rim. Who knows, if the original poster showed us a picture of her plate, we might have read her pattern name as well. ;-p http://www.replacements.com/webquote/lialov.htm