In 1750, Florentine noblewomen inspired the "alla Coreana" decoration, featuring floral découpage from Japanese kimonos. This porcelain collection includes plates, cups, and tableware with peony motifs, showcasing rich Oriental charm.
Ginori 1735’s Oriente Italiano collection blends Florentine and Far East influences. This Aurum tea cup features Antico Doccia's elegant lines and golden Garofano florals, reimagined with an Eastern touch.
Ginori 1735's Oriente Italiano Aurum Tea Saucer is a beautiful addition to any table. It features a vibrant white color with elegant gold patterns, reflecting luxury and style to your home. This piece adds a touch of sophistication to your table setting.
This malachite green porcelain mug, with a blue carnation motif, exudes refinement. Available in various colors and lidded versions, it complements any tea or coffee service. Oriente Italiano showcases Ginori 1735's Italian craftsmanship.
The Antico Doccia shape features the Garofano motif on purple-pink porcelain with gold threading. Available with a lid, it complements the Oriente Italiano tea and coffee services, showcasing fine Italian craftsmanship and oriental charm.
The Antico Doccia shape features the Garofano motif on porcelain with gold threading. Available with a lid, it complements the Oriente Italiano tea and coffee services, showcasing fine Italian craftsmanship and oriental charm.
The Antico Doccia shape features the Garofano motif on porcelain with gold threading. Available with a lid, it complements the Oriente Italiano tea and coffee services, showcasing fine Italian craftsmanship and oriental charm.
The Antico Doccia shape features the Garofano motif on porcelain with gold threading. Available with a lid, it complements the Oriente Italiano tea and coffee services, showcasing fine Italian craftsmanship and oriental charm.
The Antico Doccia shape features the Garofano motif on porcelain with gold threading. Available with a lid, it complements the Oriente Italiano tea and coffee services, showcasing fine Italian craftsmanship and oriental charm.
As the oldest porcelain factory in the French city of Limoges, Royal Limoges boasts a long history of creating hand crafted dinnerware from its own kaolin clay. Since 1797, its exclusive patterns have been enjoyed by clients worldwide.
As the oldest porcelain factory in the French city of Limoges, Royal Limoges boasts a long history of creating hand crafted dinnerware from its own kaolin clay. Since 1797, its exclusive patterns have been enjoyed by clients worldwide.
As the oldest porcelain factory in the French city of Limoges, Royal Limoges boasts a long history of creating hand crafted dinnerware from its own kaolin clay. Since 1797, its exclusive patterns have been enjoyed by clients worldwide.
As the oldest porcelain factory in the French city of Limoges, Royal Limoges boasts a long history of creating hand crafted dinnerware from its own kaolin clay. Since 1797, its exclusive patterns have been enjoyed by clients worldwide.
As the oldest porcelain factory in the French city of Limoges, Royal Limoges boasts a long history of creating hand crafted dinnerware from its own kaolin clay. Since 1797, its exclusive patterns have been enjoyed by clients worldwide.
Deshoulières, founded in 1826, is a leading French porcelain maker. Known for durable white Limoges porcelain and refined, trend-inspired patterns, their collections add elegance to any table.
Shades of grey and matte gold evoke Florentine palaces and colonnades. A five-piece place setting includes a dinner plate, dessert plate, bread & butter plate, teacup, and saucer.