Le Jacquard Français manufactures the "BALL OF THE BUTTERFLIES" tablecloth in Francefrom 100% cotton.
This tablecloth is available in 3 colors and 4 sizes.
The KYOTO apron is made in France by the CHARVET EDITIONS workshops.
Made in 100% linen, this apron is available in 5 colors.
6-mini savarin pan made by De Buyer.
It has 6 slots, which have a traditional shape.
This non-stick steel pan is very sturdy.
EGERIE "Aube" duvet cover, made by Alexandre TURPAULT.
Two sizes are available
Composition in 100% cotton sateen 120 threads/cm²
The PAUL extendable dining table is made in France by Dasras, a specialist in wooden furniture.
It is available in different versions: in oak (9 finishes) and walnut.
12 dimensions are possible for a height of 75cm
Andrée Jardin manufactures in France the natural dishwashing liquid with a capacity of 500ml.
Sage and basil fragrance.
2 ECLAT decorative pillowcases made by Le Jacquard Français.
They are made from 100% cotton.
3 sizes are available: rectangular or square, in 3 colors.
Reference : 6 assiettes gastronomie
Haviland manufactures in France, within its workshops, the porcelain plates of the DAMMOUSE collection.
Edouard Dammouse gives his name to this Haviland collection. Indeed, in 1880, this gentleman made a watercolor for the famous porcelain house. Edouard Dammouse was an engraver and watercolourist who joined the Auteuil studio alongside Félix Braquemond. A floral collection inspired by Japanese prints and silks. A blue decor that is enhanced by touches of gold, making it even more precious.
The plates are sold by 6.
5 diameters are available, depending on the diameters, the decorations are different:
- 6 presentation plates with a diameter of 29.5cm
- 6 gourmet/gastronomy plates with a diameter of 26cm
- 6 dessert plates with a diameter of 22cm
- 6 bread plates with a diameter of 16cm
- 6 soup plates with wings with a diameter of 24cm (capacity of 28cl)
This collection comes within 15 days directly from the factory. Delivery cost and duty free depend of the delivered country.
In 1842, David Haviland was fascinated by "Limousin's white gold" and left the United States for Limoges. With the help of his two sons, Charles-Edward and Théodore, the factory became known for creativity and exceptional craftsmanship. It has also had a big influence on tableware styles. Since that time, the Haviland name has become known throughout the world.
A limitless creativity for shapes and patterns, specialised equipment and an adventurous business approach has made Haviland the world leader in porcelain for over a century and a half, with a passion for art and luxury.
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