Aerolíneas Argentinas 1st Class Butter Dish, Spoons, 1950s

A rare early 1950s Aerolineas Argentinas first class butter pat dish, used in the airline’s premium catering service. Made of Bernardaud Limoges porcelain, this piece reflects the elegance and luxury of mid-century air travel.

This lot also includes two spoons, though the exact production dates of these are unknown. Aerolíneas Argentinas, the national airline of Argentina, has a rich history, and this dish offers a tangible connection to its golden era.

Marked Ancienne Fabrique, Royale Limoges, France, Fondée en 1737.

Approximately 3" across; square with softly rounded edges.

Condition: Dish is excellent with no chips or cracks, and expected shelfwear on base, as shown. Flatware, dates unknown, as shown.

Rare, with historical significance, and high-quality craftsmanship. Early 1950s Aerolíneas Argentinas First Class service pieces are uncommon, and surviving examples in excellent condition are highly sought after by collectors of aviation memorabilia and vintage porcelain. Made by Bernardaud Limoges, this dish exemplifies the fine craftsmanship of mid-century French porcelain, and the included original spoons add to its collectible value. While not a complete service set, this lot offers a tangible connection to the golden era of airline travel and represents a rare opportunity to own a genuine artifacts from Argentina’s national airline.

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