LGN France Porcelain Plate- What does LGN stand for???

Hi all,

Does anyone know what French china company uses the initials LGN? Am having no luck on this one. Any help is much appreciated.
TIA
Kathy

 

Here's a plate by same maker on eBay France. Seller doesn't know either.

https://www.ebay.fr/itm/ancien-assi...390960?hash=item33d961b3b0:g:HPQAAOSwHrValFuv

Debora

 

And gravy boat by same maker on eBay UK. Seller doesn't know either.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LGN-Fran...y-Boat-with-Attached-Underplate-/281365807453

Debora

 

JMHO. what looks like an L is the left side of a Sèvres mark. I'd research PN alone.

 

Just a thought but you may be searching for a decorating company rather than a manufacturer. That seems to happen a lot with French porcelain: one company produces the white ware and a second company decorates it.
Don

 

I agree it's a decorator. Leaning toward this Porcelainerie Nouvelle: http://manufrancois.free.fr/index_fichiers/Page5810.htm
but I don't know. Maybe I should retract this whole guess, since the other examples people posted definitely look like GN and not PN.

 

always hard to read, isn't it.

 

I thought it could be a G or a P.
Don

 

Ya know... Think you're on to somethin'. The "L" may abbreviate "Limoges" and the "GN" may be maker. This seller certainly thinks so.

https://encheres.catawiki.eu/kavels/24484939-sign-g-n-limoges-service-caf-th-9-personnes-porcelaine

Debora

 

Yep, lots of other examples on internet but no one provides more information on L GN.

Debora