DEGRENNE Blois Miroir Serving Spoon
Serving spoon from the BLOIS MIROIR collection, made in France by DEGRENNE.
This serving spoon is made of stainless steel.
Serving spoon from the BLOIS MIROIR collection, made in France by DEGRENNE.
This serving spoon is made of stainless steel.
Rectangular tart mold, made in France by EMILE HENRY.
4 colors are available to you: grand cru (red), clay (off-white), belle- island (blue) and cedar (green).
2 sizes available to you: rectangular or long rectangular.
It will be perfect for 6 to 10 people depending on the model you choose.
This bellows is made in France by the Reignoux Créations craftsmen.
In wood, leather and copper, its classic design will delight lovers of fireplaces.
Its length is 47cm.
This bellows is made in France by the craftsmen Reignoux Créations.
In wood, leather and brass, its classic design will delight lovers of fireplaces.
Its length is 48cm.
Reference : Dammouse Haviland
Haviland manufactures in France, in its workshops, the teapot and coffee maker from the DAMMOUSE collection.
Edouard Dammouse gives his name to this Haviland collection. Indeed, in 1880, this gentleman created a watercolor for the famous Porcelain House. Edouard Dammouse was an engraver and watercolorist who joined the Auteuil workshop alongside Félix Braquemond. A floral collection inspired by Japanese prints and silks. A blue decor which is enhanced by touches of gold, making it even more precious.
The teapot and coffee maker are sold individually.
- The teapot has a diameter of 14cm, a capacity of 130cl, a width of 22cm and a height of 17.5cm
- The coffee maker has a diameter of 13.5cm, a capacity of 130cl, a width of 22cm and a height of 21cm
The dishes, salad bowl and cups from the same collection can also be found on our site.
Do not hesitate to contact our customer service if you wish to obtain information relating to this collection or other Haviland collections.
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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