The French Table
Everything for setting a French table or hosting a French dinner party: Limoges porcelain, Gien faience, Paris scenes, Eiffel Towers and the rooster, a symbol of France.
Porcelain from Limoges. Bernardaud's Marie-Antoinette pattern and Haviland's Marthe – Ritz Paris are Limoges porcelain from houses founded in 1863 and 1842.
Paris on the table. Gien's assorted Marie-Antoinette and Monuments de Paris dessert plates, the Ça c'est Paris! and Paris Giverny acrylic trays (Fabrice Moireau's watercolors of Paris parks and Monet's garden at Giverny), Jean-Charles de Castelbajac's Eiffel Tower mug for Gien, the hand-painted Herend Eiffel Tower and Beret Bunny, and Bernardaud's bisque porcelain Eiffel Tower and Paris Monuments votivelights.
Roosters and crystal. Herend roosters, Gien Grands Oiseaux rooster plates after Félix Bracquemond, Lalique 100 POINTS champagne glasses and Christofle silver-plate for the toast.
Read our guide to setting a French table for Bastille Day and to French tableware brands, or see the French Tableware collection.
