French Tableware

Vereco, France, a set of six deep plates in blue art glass. circa 1970s. In perfect condition. Marked. Dimensions: D 20.5 x H 4.0 cm.

Add a touch of whimsical elegance and sophistication at your next dinner party with these charming Hermès Paris table articles! Comprising a scarce diminutive handleless cup / bowl,...

crafted from delicate limoges porcelain, each piece of tableware from ‘traces of nature’ collection is decorated with hand-painted lines, evoking individual memories of personally si...

Arcoroc, France A set of four octagonal plates in black glass. 1970s/80s. Marked. Perfect condition. Dimensions: Diameter 21.5 cm x Height 2.1 cm.

This charming set of 6 midcentury French Provincial earthenware tumblers showcases rustic elegance with their handcrafted design and eart...

SET of 2 Charles Voltz (1923-1997) moved to Vallauris France in 1950, where he had a studio for many years. His ceramics was in the typical exuberant mid-century Vallauris style with colourful and often highly textured or patterned glazes. Vallauris is an area in the Cote d’Azur region of south eastern France and has a long history of Artistic and Ceramics traditions, but is was in the 1950s when Vallauris experienced a new golden age after Picasso went to live in and influence the Arts & Crafts of Vallauris in the late 1940s (and where he stayed until 1955) Picasso, along with Roger Capron were significant contributors to the profile of Ceramics in Vallauris, together other names such as Roger Collet, Gilbert Portanier, Jean Derval and Charles Voltz. Design Period 1965 to 1975 Production Period late 1960s Country of Manufacture France H / height: 11cm both ~ Gew. / weight: 2950grs both DM / diameter casserole : 13 cm ~ DM / diameter jug: 8 cm MARKED: C. Voltz Vallauris...

This exceptional set of corkscrews was handcrafted in the 1930s by the renowned French artisan Laurent Siret, who worked from his workshop in Rochefort-sur-Loire. Made from rich brow...

A set of 2, antique, mouth-blown, coupe champagne glasses, cut and etched, with an intricate gold motif of ribbon, floral garlands, and lion face...

Rare and beautiful hand painted porcelain, marked for "Denuelle" The plate depicts a bell flower in the center with a flower wreath on the border delicately painted with vibrant colo...

Very practical yet elegant crystal tooth pick holder made by ultra famous glass manufacturer Baccarat. Perfect condition. Stamped.

Rare and superb round and deep serving dish in Limoges porcelain by Camille Le Tallec in the "Cirque Chinois" pattern Hand painted and gilded with fine gold Signed under the ...

Earthenware with a cloudy cover characteristic of this artist's production, highlighted by a Moorish-inspired decoration, this service with refined shapes evokes both the art deco ae...

Beautifully & elegant detailed champagne cooler / ice bucket shown in the. The cooler / ice bucket is frosted & molded. It features dancing nudes in celebration of the grape harvest....

Late 19th c. French bronze silver plated four part mirror plateau This is a four section mirror. Can be used with less than all four sections.

P. Dauphin, Paris, a set of six Art Nouveau faience plates decorated with flowers and gold rim. Early 20th c. Marked. In excellent condition. Dimensions: D 21.0 cm.

Vereco, France. A set of six soup bowls in smoked art glass. 1970s. Marked. Perfect condition. Dimensions: D 18.5 cm.

Set of 10 bowls and 10 plates "Pissenlit" (Dandelion) made in glass by René Lalique in 1921. Signature on each piece. All pieces are in perfect condition. Diameter of the bowls: 13...

Metal tray. In style of Mathieu Matégot. Origin: France, 1970s. This original vintage tray element was produced in the 1970s in France. It was made of a wooden white lacquered ro...

Faïence fine (lead-glazed earthenware) service "Cartels", manufactured by the French firm Creil & Montereau between 1884 and 1920. Engravings by Pierre L...

Bowl “ Deux Anses Frises Triangles” made in polychrome glass pate de verre with ocher and plum streaks created by François Décorchemont in 1928. Model made in 8 examples. Stamped sig...

Orfèvrerie Christofle for "Ile de France" 1949 Compagnie Générale Transatlantique Paquebot A set of six silvered metal cups Monogr...

Large French copper egg or escargot poaching pan with embossed drop brass handles and 19 cup openings. Previously repurposed as a tray and comes with a glas...

Eloi for Hermès French carving set A French Charles Louis Eloi Pernet for Hermes Paris A Hermes set in the original box with a carving knife and fork m...

French Art Deco Style 12 piece silver plated tea or coffee spoons set. Marked, this mark was found in many similar patterned items from the early 19...

Pair of Art Deco tea cups sold with their saucers. Made by Louis Süe (1875-1968) & André Mare (1887-1932) for Gallia - Christofle. Silverplated with p...

Baccarat, France, a set of five Art Deco knife rests in crystal glass. 1930s-4010s. In perfect condition. Dimensions: L 9.0 x D 2.5 cm.

Vereco, France, a set of six plates in blue art glass. circa 1970s. In perfect condition. Marked. Measurements: D 22.5 cm.

This elegant Art Deco set of twelve Bakelite knives or chopstick rests was crafted in France in the 1930s. The modernist shape has a long glass rod and geometric side holders in red ...

Metal tray. Designed and produced by Mathieu Matégot. Origin: France,  1950s. Original Mathieu Matégot tray "RIGITUELLE". made in the 1950s in...

Antique floral glass biscuit barrel / cookie jar with Art Nouveau Enamel Decoration, France 1890-1919 An antique biscuit jar of frosted, satin g...

Set of 3 (three) glasses "Chinon" made in glass with blue patina by René Lalique in 1930. Acid-stamped signature under each glass. Perfect condition. height: 12 cm Félix Marcilhac...

Vereco, France, a set of four teacups and matching saucers in blue glass. Marked. In perfect condition. Dimensions: D 8.5 (without handle) H 5.0 cm. Saucer: D 13.5 cm.

Pair of Art Deco Coffee Cups sold with their saucers. Designed by Louis Süe ( 1875-1968) & André Mare (1887-1932) for Gallia - Christofle. Silverpl...

Set of 12 Tiffany French Limoges Dessert or Salad Plates, France, circa 1970s. Very graphic design! As seen in the first photo, there are 5 each of the ...

Lalique-style. A set of nine glass plates designed with flower motifs in green glass. Mouth-blown glass. 1930/40s. Perfect condition. Dimensions: D 18.0 cm.

Emile Puiforcat, French 0.950 (higher purity than sterling) silver gravy sauce boat on an underplate, in Art Deco Style with an elegant, geometric design, the rims adorned with geome...

Lalique-style. A set of ten glass plates designed with flower motifs in purple glass. Mouth-blown glass. 1930/40s. Perfect condition. Dimensions: D 18.0 cm.

Circa 1860, Paris, France. This 99-piece solid silver set features elegant craftsmanship with crest detail on each utensil. Measurement is for the knife.

This elegant French Art Deco Bakelite and stainless steel knife set is still in its original box. The two ensembles consist of 12 pieces each, specifically designed for meat and frui...

Direct from Paris, a stunning 48pc. antique French 19th century sterling silver flatware set by France’s premier silversmith “Puiforcat”, currently owned by Hermes, in excellent condition and with individual storage chests. The name Puiforcat resonates deeply within the annals of French luxury, embodying the pinnacle of silversmithing craftsmanship, tradition, and innovation. With a history spanning nearly two centuries, the house of Puiforcat is synonymous with unparalleled quality, royal patronage, and an enduring legacy that seamlessly blends classical elegance with modern artistry. From its foundation in the early 19th century to its contemporary association with the luxury conglomerate Hermès, Puiforcat has maintained its status as a paragon of excellence in the creation of sterling silver flatware and objets d'art. The story of Puiforcat begins in 1820, when Émile Puiforcat established the silversmithing company in Paris. Initially focused on the production of flatware, the company quickly gained a reputation for its meticulous craftsmanship and exquisite designs. The Puiforcat family, over several generations, maintained a steadfast commitment to the highest standards of silversmithing. Each piece produced by the workshop was meticulously handcrafted, with an attention to detail that elevated Puiforcat above many of its contemporaries. The company’s dedication to quality was not merely about aesthetics; it was a philosophical approach that viewed silversmithing as an art form. Every piece, whether a simple spoon or an ornate candelabra, was treated as a work of art, designed to bring beauty and elegance to everyday life. Puiforcat’s reputation for excellence did not go unnoticed by the elite of French society. The house soon became a favored silversmith among the aristocracy and royalty, further solidifying its status as a purveyor of luxury. The association with the French royal family was a significant milestone for Puiforcat, as it brought the company into the upper echelons of French society and culture. One of the most notable patrons of Puiforcat was the Duke of Orléans, a member of the Bourbon royal family. The Duke’s patronage was instrumental in elevating Puiforcat’s profile, as it led to commissions for some of the most prestigious households in Europe. These commissions often involved the creation of bespoke pieces that were tailored to the specific tastes and requirements of the clients, showcasing Puiforcat’s ability to blend traditional craftsmanship with personalized design. The royal patronage extended beyond France’s borders as well, with Puiforcat receiving commissions from various European courts. This international recognition helped the company to expand its influence and cement its position as one of the leading silversmiths in Europe. The ability to cater to such discerning clients required not only exceptional craftsmanship but also an understanding of the cultural and aesthetic nuances that defined different European courts. Puiforcat’s success in this regard is a testament to the company’s versatility and artistic sensibility. In 1993, Puiforcat became part of the Hermès group, one of the most prestigious luxury conglomerates in the world. This partnership brought together two iconic French brands, each with its own rich history and commitment to excellence. The acquisition by Hermès marked a new chapter in Puiforcat’s history, as it allowed the company to expand its reach and resources while maintaining its artisanal roots. The collaboration between Puiforcat and Hermès has been a natural fit, as both companies share a dedication to craftsmanship, quality, and timeless design. Hermès, known for its impeccable leather goods and accessories, brought its expertise in luxury branding and global distribution to the table, helping to elevate Puiforcat’s profile on the international stage. At the same time, Puiforcat has remained true to its heritage, continuing to produce its silverware in its traditional workshops using time-honored techniques. Under the Hermès umbrella, Puiforcat has been able to expand its product offerings while maintaining the same level of quality that has defined the brand for nearly two centuries. This has included the introduction of new designs and collections that appeal to contemporary tastes, while still honoring the company’s rich history. The partnership has also allowed Puiforcat to collaborate with other designers and artists, further expanding its creative horizons. At the heart of Puiforcat’s enduring appeal is its commitment to creating the finest sterling silver flatware in the world. The company’s 950 sterling silver flatware sets are considered some of the best in the industry, renowned for their exceptional quality, durability, and timeless beauty. The process of creating Puiforcat’s sterling silver flatware is a labor-intensive one, requiring the skill and expertise of master silversmiths. Each piece is handcrafted using traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. This includes the meticulous process of shaping, hammering, and polishing the silver to achieve the desired form and finish. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect of the flatware, from the perfectly balanced weight to the intricate engravings that adorn many of the pieces. One of the hallmarks of Puiforcat’s flatware...

Baccarat, France, a set of three Art Deco knife rests in crystal glass. 1930s-1940s. In perfect condition. Dimensions: L 9.0 x D 4.0 cm.

Baccarat, France. A complete set of twelve knife rests in original gift box. Mid-20th century. Marked. In excellent condition with a few minor chips. Dimensions: L 9.0 x H 2.5 cm.

A simple, contemporary style along with the matte, white finesse of the porcelain will add a unique French touch to your table and to your home decor. Design by Kaoline.

A set of 4, antique, mouth-blown, coupe champagne glasses, cut and etched, with an intricate gold motif of ribbon, floral garlands, and lion face...

This set of 6 knife-rests with blooming poppy flowers is a very good and typical Art Nouveau design. They are silver-plated, made by Gallia famous french silversmith part of Christofle world well-known. Each one is stamped and signed in the crossbar: "GALLIA METAL...

Set of 12 antique French silver hallmarked oyster forks in original case, circa 1885. Maker's mark: "maître orfèvre" (master goldsmith...

A simple, contemporary style along with the matte, white finesse of the porcelain will add a unique French touch to your table and to your home decor. Design by Kaoline.

Set of twelve Paris porcelain lavishly decorated dishes with flowers from the early to mid-19th century, circa 1840. The artist Jean-Pierre Feuillet (1777-1840) was one of the best ...

A simple, contemporary style along with the matte, white finesse of the porcelain will add a unique French touch to your table and to your home decor. Design by Kaoline.

Heading : Cave a Liqueur with chinoiserie lacquer Date : Late 19th century Period : Third Republic Origin : France Decoration : Cover with chinoiserie scene with classic fence patter...

Ce service à orangeade en céramique dans le gout de Roger Capron, provenant de la French Riviera et daté des années 1950, incarne l'élégance vintage avec son design unique et ses dim...

1990's Salad serving and cutting Beef knife Silver plated on bronze Designed by Arman ( Arman Fernandez ) for Guy Degrenne Signed and numbered 182/1000

Typical French style the Rocaille matches so well with all fine porcelain, setting a romantic table with gold color fatware is making any party enjoyable, joyful. This set is all gil...

Oak and brass ice bucket with internal aluminum tray by Geraud Lafitte Ouvrier, 1950s. Good condition. No breakages or visible damages.

Exquisite collectors item, 24 plates and 2 footed stands, signed Rihouet Paris, circa 1818-1825. Superbly hand-painted pink border with gold edge and gold...

Original box of 12 beautiful c1925 enameled glass knife rests by Maison Delvaux with Polychrome Flower Decoration. Unsigned DELVAUX was a prestigious porcelain and crystal retail store, located at 18 rue Royale in Paris. Founded in the 1880s, it specializes in the sale of everyday works of art: decorated glass, earthenware, porcelain, and services from the houses of Haviland, Montigny le Roi, Baccarat, Choisy le Roi, Fontainebleau, Sèvres, Clichy… A decoration workshop was installed in the store where the artists present worked there... The works of famous artists are exhibited and sold: Clément Massier, Félix Optat Milet, Jean Mayodon, Albert Dammouse...

Silver-plated metal with a base encompassed by three rows of Depres’s bead motif. Signed on the underside.

Decorative Mid-Century Hand-Painted Ceramic Jug by Gustave Raynaud, Vallauris, France, circa 1960. This delightful jug is cylindrical in shape and h...