French Tableware

French tableware from the great houses of France, chosen for a table you will set for years: Christofle flatware from Paris, white Limoges porcelain from Bernardaud and Haviland, modern Lalique crystal glassware from Alsace, Daum crystal from Nancy and Gien faience from the Loire Valley.

French flatware and silverware. Christofle, the Paris silversmith founded in 1830, makes the flatware here in silver-plate and stainless steel – 24-piece sets that serve six, and 5-piece place settings in patterns such as Albi, L'Âme de Christofle, Aria, Mood and Hudson.

White French dinnerware. Bernardaud, the Limoges porcelain house founded in 1863, makes some of the most versatile white French porcelain dinnerware: Origine, made for everyday use, and the all-white Ecume, Louvre and Organza patterns. Haviland Infini adds white and gold Limoges porcelain.

French crystal glassware. Modern Lalique glassware – the 100 POINTS wine glasses, Wingen tumblers and decanters, Facet tumblers and the Merlot and Caldera decanters – is made in the Lalique manufactory in Wingen-sur-Moder, Alsace.

Read our guide to French tableware brands, or see all Daum, Gien and Haviland.