Tabletop China

Exuberant, exotic, enticing. A stylized flower, known as the “garofano” — carnation — in the tradition of Florentine ceramics and reinterpreted by Gio Ponti in 1946, evokes distant memories in the Oriente Italiano Collection. The graceful, delicate hues of dawn and dusk glisten on porcelain like a symphony. This is the scenario of the Oriente Italiano Collection on the Antico Doccia shape, where the airbrush technique and the inventiveness of colour converge to create a magnificent pattern. A beautiful palette creates richly balanced compositions: burgundy on pink.

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Raynaud‘s "Touraine Filet Vert" gleams in the famous white of Limoges porcelain. In itself, the porcelain with the fine green rim is quite sleek and simple. Colourful highlights have been added in the decorative arrangement of fruit, flower or vegetable motifs on the various dinner services "Touraine Fruits" (fruits), "Touraine Fleurs" (flowers) and "Touraine Légumes" (vegetables) by Raynaud.
Raynaud‘s "Touraine Filet Vert" von Raynaud is the successor to the "Villandry" line. The dinner service is framed in a rim that has been hand-painted using two colours, moss green and light green; the rim of the plate, which does not bear a wicker pattern, appears somewhat sleeker than its predecessor.
Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs.

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Trendsetters and fans of the colour blue will be delighted by the "Trésor Bleu" Limoges porcelain by Raynaud. Chic, elegant and full of charm best describes the appearance of "Trésor Bleu" by French porcelain manufacturer Raynaud. Deep blue hues are combined with elegant platinum. Finely designed braid and honeycomb patterns adorn the bright white Limoges porcelain.
The design for the "Trésor Bleu" dinnerware comes from the designer Mariella Schwarz who designed the "Trésor" service for Raynaud. She takes her inspiration from the extravagant pattern on Indian saris and carpets. The original design for "Trésor" from Raynaud is based on the sketches of Bertrand Raynaud’s grandfather Martial.

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Inspired by the paintings of the Rococo painter Jean Pillement (1728-1808), the porcelain manufacturer Raynaud created this striking "Longjiang" dinnerware. Each piece of this fine Limoges porcelain service is handcrafted. It comprises six different designs, all painted in powerful colours and depicting Chinese country scenes from the eighteenth century. The shapes are joyfully nostalgic.
"Longjiang" by Raynaud has replaced "Si Kiang" (same design on another shape). The dinner service is framed with a green rim, but the rim, which does not bear the wicker structure, is slightly less ostentatious than its predecessor.
Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs

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Inspired by the paintings of the Rococo painter Jean Pillement (1728-1808), the porcelain manufacturer Raynaud created this striking "Longjiang" dinnerware. Each piece of this fine Limoges porcelain service is handcrafted. It comprises six different designs, all painted in powerful colours and depicting Chinese country scenes from the eighteenth century. The shapes are joyfully nostalgic.
"Longjiang" by Raynaud has replaced "Si Kiang" (same design on another shape). The dinner service is framed with a green rim, but the rim, which does not bear the wicker structure, is slightly less ostentatious than its predecessor.
Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs.

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Inspired by the paintings of the Rococo painter Jean Pillement (1728-1808), the porcelain manufacturer Raynaud created this striking "Longjiang" dinnerware. Each piece of this fine Limoges porcelain service is handcrafted. It comprises six different designs, all painted in powerful colours and depicting Chinese country scenes from the eighteenth century. The shapes are joyfully nostalgic.
"Longjiang" by Raynaud has replaced "Si Kiang" (same design on another shape). The dinner service is framed with a green rim, but the rim, which does not bear the wicker structure, is slightly less ostentatious than its predecessor.
Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs

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Inspired by the paintings of the Rococo painter Jean Pillement (1728-1808), the porcelain manufacturer Raynaud created this striking "Longjiang" dinnerware. Each piece of this fine Limoges porcelain service is handcrafted. It comprises six different designs, all painted in powerful colours and depicting Chinese country scenes from the eighteenth century. The shapes are joyfully nostalgic.
"Longjiang" by Raynaud has replaced "Si Kiang" (same design on another shape). The dinner service is framed with a green rim, but the rim, which does not bear the wicker structure, is slightly less ostentatious than its predecessor.
Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs.

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Inspired by the paintings of the Rococo painter Jean Pillement (1728-1808), the porcelain manufacturer Raynaud created this striking "Longjiang" dinnerware. Each piece of this fine Limoges porcelain service is handcrafted. It comprises six different designs, all painted in powerful colours and depicting Chinese country scenes from the eighteenth century. The shapes are joyfully nostalgic.
"Longjiang" by Raynaud has replaced "Si Kiang" (same design on another shape). The dinner service is framed with a green rim, but the rim, which does not bear the wicker structure, is slightly less ostentatious than its predecessor.
Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs.

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Inspired by the paintings of the Rococo painter Jean Pillement (1728-1808), the porcelain manufacturer Raynaud created this striking "Longjiang" dinnerware. Each piece of this fine Limoges porcelain service is handcrafted. It comprises six different designs, all painted in powerful colours and depicting Chinese country scenes from the eighteenth century. The shapes are joyfully nostalgic.
"Longjiang" by Raynaud has replaced "Si Kiang" (same design on another shape). The dinner service is framed with a green rim, but the rim, which does not bear the wicker structure, is slightly less ostentatious than its predecessor.
Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs.

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This modern broad rim shape is sleek and elegand and edged in 22K gold. These plates are individually hand painted, you will see brush strokes from the artist, each plate varying just a little bit to add depth and richness.

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The design inspiration for William Yeoward Crystal is drawn from antique pieces originally made in England and Ireland during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Every piece of William Yeoward Crystal is entirely made by hand using the same traditional methods employed over 150 years ago. Unusual hand cutting and engraving are distinctive elements of William Yeoward Crystal, producing beautiful yet practical pieces.

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The design inspiration for William Yeoward Crystal is drawn from antique pieces originally made in England and Ireland during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Every piece of William Yeoward Crystal is entirely made by hand using the same traditional methods employed over 150 years ago. Unusual hand cutting and engraving are distinctive elements of William Yeoward Crystal, producing beautiful yet practical pieces.

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Raynaud’s Horizon collection finds elegance in simplicity, featuring a thick band of color with understated gold accents. Made in France.

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Olive blue leaves decorate each piece. The Nymphea shape is the well known style of Royal Limoges.

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Majestic wild animals roam through the jungle on these handpainted plates decorated with 24k gold accents on Limoges porcelain. Each plate takes the artist eight hours to paint. The scenes are painted in relief. Handmade in France. May only be used as decorative home accents. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

Measures 12 ½" diameter.

Handcrafted by French artisans from Limoges porcelain.

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From France, a tribute to the journey of blues in porcelain, dating back to the first blue and white pieces in 13th century China.

Unfortunately, we are not able to sell Hermes products online at this time. Please call our toll-free customer service line at 800-223-3717 to place your order.

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Historical yet timeless: Royal Copenhagen’s very first porcelain dinner service, the Blue Fluted pattern is as graceful as when it was first adopted in 1775 as the very first porcelain dinner service. Its most intricate and exclusive design is the Blue Fluted Full Lace – astonishingly detailed craftsmanship goes into every single detail.

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Strawberries and cream is an English institution; and the succulence of wild strawberries gave inspiration to the Wild Strawberry Collection by Wedgwood. The collection features crisp clean whiteware hand-decorated with finely-drawn leaves, flowers and succulent red strawberries. A lustrous rim of 22-carat gold completes the decoration of this elegant and whimsical dinnerware collection and adds just a touch of delicious opulence to any entertaining occasion.

Beautiful French Limoges porcelain that features luxurious accents of gold and delicate powder blue rim.

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Originally named "Apponyi Flowers" for Count Albert Apponyi, this 1930-vintage pattern features floral motifs adapted from earlier Herend patterns influenced by the Orient. Handmade and handpainted in Hungary on fine white porcelain with 24K gold accents.

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Raynaud makes and decorates in Limoges unique porcelain, with a marked preference for relief shapes and generously colored and gilt decorations.

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.

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Inspired by the artisanal tradition of Hungary, skilled artisans handpaint fine European porcelain with 24k gold accents.

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A historical and timeless pattern, Oiseaux de Paradis (Birds of Paradise) has been passed down through the generations and continues to be a reference for the arts de la table. The shell-shaped border is adorned by a delicate blue thread.

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The lace borders and the blue mussel decorations of the Princess service betray a close link to Royal Copenhagen’s blue fluted services. Indeed, this was the inspiration for Arnold Krog’s late 19th century design of this regal, classical series of hand-glazed and -painted service in a masterful, traditional style.

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In a continuing effort to explore the potentialities of its signature material, Bernardaud capitalizes on its traditional expertise as it ventures into new territories and offers collections that are relevant to all aspects of contemporary lifestyle. To preserve the image of porcelain and its cultural heritage, Bernardaud recurrently calls upon designers, artists and renowned chefs to help create beautiful and functional objects that highlight porcelain’s qualities. In an industry often dominated by marketing strategy, Bernardaud remains true to its unique philosophy: take the pulse of the market, then make and support decisions based on intuition and experience. To be daring means "to thyself be true"!

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Graphic and bold, the Balcons du Guadalquivir design recalls the ironwork of Andalusian towns. The sturdiness of the drawing, the vitality of the red and the wealth and variety of the pieces make it a noble table service.

Unfortunately, we are not able to sell Hermes products online at this time. Please call our toll-free customer service line at 800-223-3717 to place your order.

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Our famous English pattern is fine bone china, exclusively at Scully & Scully. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

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Fine porcelain handmade in Limoges, France.

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Exuberant, exotic, enticing. A stylized flower, known as the “garofano” — carnation — in the tradition of Florentine ceramics and reinterpreted by Gio Ponti in 1946, evokes distant memories in the Oriente Italiano Collection. The graceful, delicate hues of dawn and dusk glisten on porcelain like a symphony. This is the scenario of the Oriente Italiano Collection on the Antico Doccia shape, where the airbrush technique and the inventiveness of colour converge to create a magnificent pattern. A beautiful palette creates richly balanced compositions: blue on a background of pink.

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Beautiful French Limoges porcelain that features luxurious accents of gold and delicate corinthe rim.

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Richly-hued handpainted Limoges porcelain dinnerware from France. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

Inspired by the artisanal tradition of Hungary, skilled artisans handpaint fine European porcelain with 24k gold accents.

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Historical yet timeless: Royal Copenhagen’s very first porcelain dinner service, the Blue Fluted pattern is as graceful as when it was first adopted in 1775. It takes 1,197 brush strokes – no more, no less – to paint a Blue Fluted Half Lace dinner plate.

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A stunning interplay of intricate design and gorgeous color. From the famed Royal Crown Derby, which traces is origins to the original factory set up in Nottingham Road around 1750 and later granted permission to include the title "Royal" in the company name by Queen Victoria in 1890. Made of the finest English Bone China. Plate can serve as both salad and dessert. 

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A tribute to the birthplace of Hermès: 24 Faubourg Saint Honoré in Paris. A journey to the heart of the boutique's architecture where each motif reflects the lively patterns of colors and light on the famous boutique's floor. A long and lavish voyage through time and legend.

Unfortunately, we are not able to sell Hermes products online at this time. Please call our toll-free customer service line at 800-223-3717 to place your order.

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Decorated with an enchanting chinoiserie border of pale sage green with red accents, featuring vine motifs, bursts of flora and rimmed with lustrous 22-karat gold.

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Beautiful French Limoges porcelain that features luxurious accents of gold and delicate white rim.

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Fine porcelain handmade in Limoges, France.

Measures 8 ¾" d.

Originally named "Apponyi Flowers" for Count Albert Apponyi, this 1930-vintage pattern features floral motifs adapted from earlier Herend patterns influenced by the Orient. Handmade and handpainted in Hungary on fine white porcelain with 24K gold accents.

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Inspired by the artisanal tradition of Hungary, skilled artisans handpaint fine European porcelain with 24k gold accents.

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Raynaud makes and decorates in Limoges unique porcelain, with a marked preference for relief shapes and generously colored and gilt decorations.

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Nantucket baskets were originally made in the mid-1800s by lightship keepers off the coast of the tiny island of Nantucket, Massachusetts, to earn extra income for their families. Today the tradition of making these baskets is still very much alive and carrying a handcrafted Nantucket basket is quite a status symbol among East Coasters who have visited or summer on the island. Wedgwood's Nantucket pattern captures the heritage of these baskets and the tastefulness of New England's upper crust in a simple yet lovely dinnerware collection.

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In a continuing effort to explore the potentialities of its signature material, Bernardaud capitalizes on its traditional expertise as it ventures into new territories and offers a collection that is relevant to all aspects of contemporary lifestyle.

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Historical yet timeless: Royal Copenhagen’s very first porcelain dinner service, the Blue Fluted pattern is as graceful as when it was first adopted in 1775 as the very first porcelain dinner service. Centuries later, Blue Fluted Plain is a cultural cornerstone as well as a part of the fabric of daily modern life in Denmark – still painted and glazed by hand.

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.

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Fine porcelain handmade in Limoges, France.

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