Ginori 1735
Oriente Italiano Charger Plate
A cobalt charger from Florence to layer under white or pair with pink.
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Home and Table
Hand-painted Italian porcelain, Limoges teacups and the serving pieces that make a dinner party.
26 pieces
Ginori 1735
A cobalt charger from Florence to layer under white or pair with pink.
Christofle
Service for six, stored in Christofle's sculptural silver egg. The centrepiece of the first dinner party.
Ginori 1735
Hand-finished Italian porcelain in Ginori's garden motif. Register two colors and mix them.
AERIN
A brass two-tier stand for petits fours, macarons and the morning-after pastries.
Estelle Colored Glass
Hand-blown mint glass for the shower cake, the birthday cake and every cake after.
VIETRI
Italian stoneware with a gold tree and wreath, for the holiday cake every year.
Ginori 1735
Gio Ponti's maze in beige and gold. Modern Ginori for the first dinner party.
Christofle
Cocktail picks, spoons, forks and knives for six, nested in a mirror-steel egg. Holiday hosting, settled.
Ginori 1735
Oriente Italiano in a Ming vase. Ginori blue and white, the centrepiece of the room.
Ginori 1735
An Antico Doccia charger plate. The first dinner party table.
Ginori 1735
A Ginori teapot with a sculpted lid. The heirloom of the tea table.
Ginori 1735
Birds and aviaries painted on a Ginori plate. A conversation piece at dinner.
L'Objet
Malachite canapé plates from L'Objet. Cocktail hour, done properly.
L'Objet
A gold-trimmed oval platter from L'Objet. Fit for the first holiday table.
L'Objet
Grand Tour dessert plates painted with travel scenes. A dessert course to remember.
L'Objet
A dinner plate with a gold rope edge. L'Objet for the first dinner party.
Bernardaud
A pale pink Bernardaud teacup and saucer. Made in Limoges, made for keeping.
Bernardaud
Malachite on Limoges porcelain. A salad plate with colour.
Juliska
A Delft-blue teapot from Juliska. Blue and white for Sunday mornings.
Christofle
Christofle Mood flatware in silver and rose gold, nested in its egg. The showpiece of the table.
Bernardaud
Limoges porcelain with a rippled blush rim, made in France. Afternoon tea, beautifully.
Bernardaud x Pierre Frey
Limoges porcelain drawn from the Braquenié textile archive. An editorial first layer for the table.
L'Objet
Hand-forged fronds in 24K gold plate hold a polished bowl. A sculptural centrepiece.
Christofle
French porcelain edged in gold. Holiday hosting in its finest form.
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