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Haviland

Founded 1842 · Limoges, France

Porcelain from Limoges since 1842, Haviland has set the tables of presidents and royal courts. Its finely painted dinnerware, tea services, and serving pieces embody the enduring refinement of French table arts.

The Art of Haviland

Since 1842, Haviland has crafted Limoges porcelain of exceptional whiteness and finesse, earning a place on the tables of American presidents and European courts. Today the house continues to produce fine French dinnerware in patterns that range from grand tradition to quiet modernity. Shop Haviland dinner plates, chargers, and complete place settings; cup and saucer sets, teapots, and coffee services; and platters, tureens, and serving bowls that anchor a formal table. With vases and decorative pieces to match, Haviland Limoges porcelain remains one of the surest signatures of the well-set French table.
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Haviland is Limoges porcelain by Haviland, the house founded in Limoges in 1842.

This page includes cup & saucer sets, platters, dinner plates, bread & butter plates, salad plates and bowls, such as the Infini Platinum Large Vase, Le Brésil - Zuber Service Plate, Le Brésil - Zuber Salad Plate and Le Brésil - Zuber Bread and Butter Plate.

Haviland Limoges china is offered by pattern, including Orsay Gold and Orsay Platinum, Infini, Souffle d'Or, Le Brésil - Zuber, Rêves du Nil, Vieux Paris Vert, Impératrice Eugénie and Cavalier Royal; see Haviland Orsay.

More Haviland: Haviland Dammouse, Haviland Le Brésil by La Manufacture Zuber and Haviland Infini White.

Haviland & Co. china carries the name of the company founded in Limoges in 1842 by David Haviland, an American porcelain importer.

Shop Haviland by type: Haviland platters.

Haviland has made porcelain in Limoges since 1842 – read the story of Limoges, France and its porcelain.