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This is the latest addition to the Ecume collection, which recreates the look of foam through subtle textural contrasts and skilled glazing work. The plate rim is decorated in gold with hollows engraved in white, producing a poetic, contemporary effect. The Ecume mordoré collection will give your dinner table an aura of modern elegance.

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Set a vibrant table with Organza Blue Jeans. Inspired by the beautiful textures of Organza White, Berardaud reimagined the tablescape with a bright blue jeans glaze over pure Limoges porcelain for contemporary effect. Handmade in France.

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The delicate design of Twist Again combines the richness of Twist Gold with the lighter qualities of Twist White, allowing bands of porcelain to show through. Twist has various influences: the light effects of the rice paper Japanese screens, the art of origami folding, the braiding and caning of the furniture of the 50s, not to mention the 3D graphics offered by the new technologies. The result is an unprecedented subtle effect of a rigorously geometric pattern taken in twisted momentum. Engraved on the rim of the plates and on the outside of the various pieces of the collection, it is the light that reveals the alternation of matt and shining rendering. Handmade Limoges porcelain from France.

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Inspired by the 16th-century Japanese art of Kintsugi, a unique art form that makes visible repairs on ceramic. Bernardaud's iconic white Limoges porcelain is combined with lacquer and 24k gold accents for an opulent design that is both artistic and awe-inspiring. Handmade and decorated in France.

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The name of this pristine Bernardaud pattern comes from the Latinum “silva”, a poetical evocation of trees, masters of the forest. It also invites us to look closer and admire the beauty of Nature: delicate leaf veins and lace-like plant fibers ornate the rim of plates, alternatively in white on white or platinum relief. Handmade of Limoges porcelain in France.

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Galerie Royale, an iconic Bernardaud pattern, was created in 1995 by Olivier Gagnère for the opening of the Bernardaud Salon de Thé located in the Galerie Royale in Paris. Initially made in celadon green to match the colors of the tea room, this dinnerware is now available in dark blue and rimmed with light-catching platinum. Handpainted on fine Limoges porcelain. Handmade in France.

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Cristal provides an ideal backdrop for a personal creativity. Able to set a refined table while emphasizing its understated appearance or a personalized setting when paired with another pattern from the Bernardaud collections. Handmade in France.

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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. Soleil Levant revisits the grandeur of early 19th century French Limoges porcelain, most notably the influence of renowned porcelain painter Pierre-Louis Dagoty, that combine elegance of form, vibrant colors and the sumptuousness of design and application of gold. The distinctive flowering papyrus motif that radiates along the border of the plate pays homage to the passionate interest in Egyptian-inspired architectural design, furniture and art that began in the 18th century and heightened after the Napoleonic campaigns in the 19th century. Handmade in France.

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A reference to design trends from the 1970’s, the geometric motif of the Athena Collection creates a dimensional and graphic appearance. Brilliant platinum accents highlight the understated, neoclassical frieze, while emphasizing the beautiful modernity of the collection. Athena expresses a strong personality full of elegance and allure. A wide variety of accessories may easily compliment the design to create a masculine, feminine, classical or contemporary table setting. Handcrafted of fine Limoges porcelain in France.

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Olivier Gagnère has collaborated with Bernardaud since 1993, reinventing classic forms to create universal objects which suit any table and home. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of his iconic cup, Gagnère revisited the model by dressing it with a new dots decor in assorted 4 colors, named for the Greek Island of Knossos. Handmade Limoges porcelain from France.

Holds 8½ ounces.

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The delicate design of Twist Platinum combines various influences: the light effects of the rice paper Japanese screens, the art of origami folding, the braiding and caning of the furniture of the 50s, not to mention the 3D graphics offered by the new technologies. The result is an unprecedented subtle effect of a rigorously geometric pattern taken in twisted momentum. Engraved on the rim of the plates and on the outside of the various pieces of the collection, it is the light that reveals the alternation of matt and shining rendering. Handmade Limoges porcelain from France.

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Sauvage is a testament to a distinctive technical prowess: Bernardaud successfully reproduced on a table service the texture of reptilian skin and cordovan (embossed) leather. The hexagonal motif is realized in pearly grey and highlighted by a fine silver band.

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Different geometric motifs create a playful but refined graphic pattern for a contemporary take on Limoges porcelain. The relief in platinum plays with the light and gives the design its elegance. Handmade in France.

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A fabulous incrustation service, Or d'Azur is an eye-catching dinnerware that features sumptuous lashings of gold inspired by the fabulous Azur coast. Handcrafted of Limoges porcelain, each piece goes through a multi-step process to produce the stunning quality and depths of gold. First, a protective varnish decal is applied before the porcelain is dipped into a bath of hydrofluoric acid that eats away the exposed areas to engrave the motif. The piece is then rinsed and decorated with either two consecutive layers of gold (brilliant followed by matte) or bright platinum, which requires two firings. This ensures the richness and durability of the design. Truly, a work of art. Handmade in France.

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Bouquets of flowers made their first appearance in Chagall’s life around 1909, when he met his future wife, Bella. “It was Bella who brought me the first flower...” In his work, the painter represented flowers as he found them, often already grouped and arranged in a vase. Like the angel, the acrobat, or the self-portrait, the bouquet of flowers became, in Chagall’s paintings, the expression of an iconographic element also elevating us to a spiritual realm, symbolizing, among other things, the sacred offering. The presence of flowers evokes the eternal search for the ideal, leading us towards a world colored by excellence and beauty, the sight of which continues to awaken our wonder. These paintings have taken on new life as a floral masterpiece of dinnerware, enlivening any table. Handmade of Limoges porcelain in France.

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Le Gobelet du Roy was ordered by Louis XVI in 1783 from the Manufacture de Sèvres to serve his officers at Versailles, decorated with friezes of myrtle leaves and wild cornflowers entwined with a crimson ribbon. In the center of each plate, a wreath of cornflowers encloses a rose painted to look natural and positioned differently on each Limoges porcelain plate. Handmade in France.

Founded in 1737 under Louis XV, then put under the protection of the Comte d’Artois, Louis XVI’s brother in 1774 and sold during the Revolution, Ancienne Manufacture Royale de Limoges has been part of Bernardaud since 1986 and produces all its historical models in its Limoges workshops according to the strictest quality standards.

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Twist is influenced by the effects of Japanese paper screens, the art of origami, caned 50s furniture, and the impact of 3D graphics on design. The result is an unprecedent subtle effect of a rigorously geometric pattern taken in twisted momentum. Engraved on the rim of the plates and on the outside of the various pieces of the collection, it is the light that reveals the alternation of matt and shining rendering giving a vibrant radiance that enlivens the whiteness of the Limoges porcelain. Handmade in France.

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Tout Paris invites you to perambulate through iconic vistas from across Paris, rediscovering the magic of the romantic city. Iconic historic monuments such as Notre Dame, Montmartre, l’Arc de triomphe, the Eiffel tower, the Opera, and of course the charming Louvre are positioned amongst gardens and cafes to capture the feeling of walking through Paris. The colors used in the collection were inspired by those traditionally used in the toile de Jouy, a famous canvas created near Paris in the 18th century. Whether is brings back memories or dreams of future journeys, Tout Paris, captures the inspiring views and spirt of the beloved city. Handmade and decorated in France.

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Inspired by the magnificent brocade textiles found in Venice, Bernardaud created Venise. A bold service, Venise features a wide gold patterning against the pure white Limoges porcelain that never fails to delight. Handmade in France.

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A fabulous incrustation service, Follies is an eye-catching dinnerware that features sumptuous lashings of gold. Handcrafted of Limoges porcelain, each piece goes through a multi-step process to produce the stunning quality and depths of gold. First, a protective varnish decal is applied before the porcelain is dipped into a bath of hydrofluoric acid that eats away the exposed areas to engrave the motif. The piece is then rinsed and decorated with either two consecutive layers of gold (brilliant followed by matte) or bright platinum, which requires two firings. This ensures the richness and durability of the design. Truly, a work of art. Handmade in France.

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19th Century illustrations of a Mumbai garden that no longer exists were used to create this pattern of flowers and foliage. The original composition of different serving pieces and the diversity of watercolors allow the richly hued collection on Limoges porcelain to coordinate with modern decoration inspired by the 1960s or the Anglo-Saxon, more natural and classic. Handmade in France.

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The fan delicately portrays and abundantly rich, ancient fan pattern that creates the illusion of relief on embroidered silk or unfurled wallpaper. The effect of this astonishing trompe-l'oeil is heightened by the use of gold tone on a background alternating violet and purple hues. Each handcrafted piece of Limoges porcelain is decorated by hand in a stunning display of craftsmanship. Handmade in France.

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These plates feature a selection of engravings by the greatest engravers of Versailles such as Gabriel Pérelle, Israël Silvestre or Jean Lepautre. Each plate is a single engraving in bistre on the rim with the king's golden sun rays which is then tinted in ochre or green in the centers. By superimposing themselves, the plates align the fountains despite the fact that each engraving is different. Made in Limoges, France.

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Subtle effects within the material, masterful glazing work, the hollow engraving of Ecume makes for a contemporary and poetic collection that produces a highly elegant and modern table setting. Handcrafted from fine Limoges porcelain. Handmade in France.

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The first prestigious service produced by the Royal Manufactory after it acquired its royal status, the A La Reine service was issued in 1784 and the original pieces can be found today in the collections of the world’s greatest museums. The curves of its Comte d’Artois shape are characteristic of the elegant lines given to precious objects at the time. Its floral decoration is characteristic of the second half of the 18th century and the reign of Louis XVI. The design includes bouquets and swathes of flowers - honeysuckle, roses, tulips, carnations and daisies - painted au naturel and in saturated colors. At the time, their studied spontaneity was designed to conceal slight imperfections in the Limoges porcelain caused by wood firing. A thin blue band at the rim highlights its gilded, scalloped border design. Many of the original pieces are held by the Adrien Dubouché National Museum in Limoges. Handmade in France.

Founded in 1737 under Louis XV, then put under the protection of the Comte d’Artois, Louis XVI’s brother in 1774 and sold during the Revolution, Ancienne Manufacture Royale de Limoges has been part of Bernardaud since 1986 and produces all its historical models in its Limoges workshops according to the strictest quality standards.

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Palmyre provides an ideal backdrop for a personal creativity, enhancing the pure white Limoges porcelain with both gold rim and fine filet. Able to set a refined table while emphasizing its understated appearance or a personalized setting when paired with another pattern from the Bernardaud collections. Handmade in France.

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Sol is a cheery, luminous collection in an unequivocally contemporary style. Presitigious Limoges porcelain is enhanced with rich bands of 24k gold, capturing the brilliance of the sun. Handmade in France.

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In 1959, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center commissioned a set of twelve stained-glass windows, representing the twelve tribes, from artist Marc Chagall. Here, the first six designs have been translated into a set of six complementary salad plates, adapting the playful and joyous nature of Chagall’s designs and colors onto porcelain. Handmade in France. 

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The Héloïse model exemplifies a type of French dinner service bearing accurate botanical representations that was produced in the 19th century by major porcelain houses. For this model, Bernardaud chose to set delicate, natural-looking daisies in subtle hues on a field of satiny gold, for a floral look that is at once vibrant and timeless. Handcrafted of fine Limoges porcelain in France.

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Grâce articulates with sumptuous splendor two of porcelain's legendary decorative style : gold relief and cobalt blue. Garlands, flowers and roses windows form a sophisticated, interlaced pattern reminiscent of classic 19th-century designs. The sublime gradation of cobalt blue reveals the depth and mysterious allure of the only color capable of withstanding the same firing temperature of the material. Handmade in France.

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A fabulous and colorful collaboration between the esteemed artist Joan Miro and Bernardaud, inspired by Miro's illustrations for Paul Éluard’s book of poems 'À Toute Épreuve'. Colorful designs bring a new joyful life to the pure white Limoges porcelain. Handmade and decorated in France. 

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Rich cobalt blue watercolor is poetically splashed across pure white Limoges porcelain pieces from the Origine collection. Ondée, French for rainstorm, is a stunning reimagining of classic blue & white china, with impactful indigo blue used to create an evocative and romantic motif. Perfect for tablescapes whether in the city, in the countryside or by the sea. Handmade in France.

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This flamboyant design from the 19th century is presented in platinum over pure white Limoges porcelain and conveys total refinement and elegance to the table. Handmade in France.

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Inspired by the Art Nouveau movement of the early 20th century, Praiana combines nature themes with romantic artchitectural motifs. Curves and arabesques grace each piece of handcrafted porcelain, florals flowing freely to create a beautiful service. Equally inspired by the theme of woman, Priana is a pure product of the Belle Epoque and each piece is handpainted with gold rim, trim, and accents. Handmade in France.

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During Zemer Peled's residency at the Manufacture Bernardaud, she spent time observing and understanding the complexity of creating a single piece of Limoges porcelain. The result is In Bloom, using quick, precise gestures and perfect control of brush pressure to achieve an evocative table service where you feel every gesture and texture. Handcrafted of fine Limoges porcelain made in France.

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A stunning collaboration between Bernardaud and the estate of Marc Chagall, each piece in this Chagall collection combines transportive modernist artworks with the traditional art of porcelain. Pieces such as the 1964 Paris Opera House Garnier 2,600 square foot ceiling fresco are translated into a set of six complementary salad plates, showing the progression from sketch to finished artwork, adapting the playful and joyous nature of Chagall’s designs and colors onto Limoges porcelain. A special gift to another, or ones own home. Handmade in France.

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The Elysée service was produced by the Sèvres Manufactory in 1832, for the personal use of King Louis-Philippe at the Tuileries Palace. From the very start of his reign, Louis-Philippe preferred to entirely replace the table settings of the royal residences rather than make use of pieces inherited from his predecessors. Handmade in France.

Founded in 1737 under Louis XV, then put under the protection of the Comte d’Artois, Louis XVI’s brother in 1774 and sold during the Revolution, Ancienne Manufacture Royale de Limoges has been part of Bernardaud since 1986 and produces all its historical models in its Limoges workshops according to the strictest quality standards.

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A fabulous incrustation service, Splendid is a truly impressive dinnerware that features generous gold incrustation. Handcrafted of Limoges porcelain, each piece goes through a multi-step process to produce the stunning quality and depths of gold. First, a protective varnish decal is applied before the porcelain is dipped into a bath of hydrofluoric acid that eats away the exposed areas to engrave the motif. The piece is then rinsed and decorated with either two consecutive layers of gold (brilliant followed by matte) or bright platinum, which requires two firings. This ensures the richness and durability of the design. Truly, a work of art. Handmade in France.

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A reference to design trends from the 1970s, the geometric motif of the Athena Collection creates a dimensional and graphic appearance. Brilliant 24k gold accents highlight the understated, neoclassical frieze, while emphasizing the beautiful modernity of the collection. Athena expresses a strong personality full of elegance and allure. A wide variety of accessories may easily compliment the design to create a masculine, feminine, classical or contemporary table setting. Handmade in France.

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Olivier Gagnère has collaborated with Bernardaud since 1993, reinventing classic forms to create universal objects which suit any table and home. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of his iconic cup, Gagnère revisited the model by dressing it with a new pinstripes decor in assorted 4 colors, named for the Greek Island of Delphos. Handmade Limoges porcelain from France.

Holds 8½ ounces.

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Subtle effects within the material, masterful glazing work, the hollow engraving of Ecume makes for a contemporary and poetic collection that produces a highly elegant and modern table setting. Crafted of pure Limoges porcelain. Handmade in France.

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A set of six dinner plates, Je Te Mangerais Dans La Main is a heart-warming collaboration between Bernardaud and artists Prune Nourry and JR. Handcrafted of fine Limoges porcelain in France.

"In this project, Prune and I wanted to focus on a man’s most essential ‘‘tool,’’ his hands, which can function as a drinking cup or as eating utensils. As Darwin put it: ‘‘Man could not have attained his present dominant position in the world without the use of his hands’’. Here, our hands have been photographed. Families will pass on an heirloom dinner service that once belonged to ancestors of which nothing remains but a photograph and a few plates. At least our descendants will have the photograph right on the plate! Prune and I live in New York where we initiated a community of artists that holds big dinners every month. Everybody cooks, everybody brings something. The dinner table is a nerve center where we share a taste for good things, the art of living well! It’s nearly ten years since Prune and I put on our first art show, called ‘‘Toit et Moi’’, at the very beginning of our story together. Those plates are a logical and symbolic collaboration for us.’’ - JR

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The delicate design of Twist Gold combines various influences: the light effects of the rice paper Japanese screens, the art of origami folding, the braiding and caning of the furniture of the 50s, not to mention the 3D graphics offered by the new technologies. The result is an unprecedented subtle effect of a rigorously geometric pattern taken in twisted momentum. Engraved on the rim of the plates and on the outside of the various pieces of the collection, it is the light that reveals the alternation of matt and shining rendering. Handmade Limoges porcelain from France.

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The Grand Versailles service exemplifies French classicism from the 17th and 18th centuries, which Voltaire called « Le Grand Goût » The service creates a luxurious setting with an appearance that is both sumptuous and royal. A highly decorated pattern, the collection is characterized by the richness of its details and its spectacular trompe-l’oeil effects. More than 20 colors taken from silk tapestries, embroideries, trimmings and brocades found at the Versailles chateau will transport you and your guests to a festive table fit for a king.

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Delivered to King Louis XV in 1757, Louis XV was used as everyday table settings for Fontainebleau. The delicacy of its scalloped shape is decorated by a fine gold band and a garland of roses in a unique color known as “cameoed carmine” and punctuated by gilded, Louis XV-style scrolls. The four deep fuchsia and gold monograms arranged in a star pattern at the center of the pieces emphasize the regal nature of this Limoges porcelain service. Handmade in France.

Founded in 1737 under Louis XV, then put under the protection of the Comte d’Artois, Louis XVI’s brother in 1774 and sold during the Revolution, Ancienne Manufacture Royale de Limoges has been part of Bernardaud since 1986 and produces all its historical models in its Limoges workshops according to the strictest quality standards.

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Eden recaptures the flamboyant 19th century designs through the subtle play of brilliant and matte gold accents and thus highlights an expertise perpetuated today by the craftspeople of Bernardaud. Handmade in France.

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On May 5, 1829 the German prince Guillaume II of Hesse secretly bought himself a service for 60 persons. The original set was the largest set ever made by the Royal Manufactory and required more than two years of dedicated work. Inspired by the drawings and the work of the painter Pierre-Joseph Redouté, Botanique flowers are rendered with a stunning realism and beauty. The name of each flower is engraved on the back of each plate. For this exceptional service, the Ancienne Manufacture Royale selected the most beautiful pieces of the original set displayed in the museum at the Fasanerie castle, located near Fulda, Germany. Handcrafted of Limoges porcelain in France.

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Flowers have consistently been the motif of choice of painters and Roseraie experiments with romantic arrangements, exuberant intertwined branches, and golden accents to illuminate the design and emphasize the delicate hues of the flowers. Perhaps the last vestige of a regime recently abolished by the Revolution, a golden crown mischievously encircles the well of the Limoges porcelain plate. Original pieces from this sumptuous collection may be found at the Montmartre Museum in Paris. Handmade in France.

Founded in 1737 under Louis XV, then put under the protection of the Comte d’Artois, Louis XVI’s brother in 1774 and sold during the Revolution, Ancienne Manufacture Royale de Limoges has been part of Bernardaud since 1986 and produces all its historical models in its Limoges workshops according to the strictest quality standards.

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