Bernardaud Collection Braquenié Vase H. 12.6"

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About this piece · Bernardaud ref. 2084-2011

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Bernardaud Collection Braquenié Vase H. 12.6" – Limoges Porcelain Vase

The Collection Braquenié is the result of a unique collaboration, the story of an encounter between textile and porcelain, between materials and colors, between two French Houses, Pierre Frey and Bernardaud. Our manufactory has adapted onto porcelain the prints of two emblematic fabrics still published today, Grand Corail and La Ménagerie , created in the 19th century by the furniture textile company Braquenié, founded in 1823. Adorned with large flowers on tree-like stems and wild animals, the Collection Braquenié is distinguished by the richness of its decoration, the finesse of its motifs and its magnificent color palette. The ensemble evokes Indian palampores, richly decorated fabrics that were very popular in the 18th century.

The Bernardaud Collection Braquenié Vase H. 12.6" is crafted by Bernardaud, the storied Limoges porcelain house founded in 1863. From its workshops in Limoges, France, Bernardaud has supplied the world's finest tables for more than 160 years, pairing the region's famed kaolin porcelain with contemporary artistry.

Product Details

Brand & Origin

Brand: Bernardaud
Made in: Limoges, France — house founded 1863
Type: Vase
Item: 2084-2011

Materials & Craftsmanship

Material: Limoges Porcelain
Finish: Decorated and finished in Limoges, many designs with hand-applied gold or platinum

Collection

Part of the Collection Braquenié collection.

The Perfect Gift

Bernardaud porcelain is treasured on fine tables worldwide. Beautifully presented, the Collection Braquenié Vase H. 12.6" makes a memorable gift for weddings, anniversaries, and milestone celebrations.

Care: Wash with warm water, mild dish soap and the soft side of a sponge, never the abrasive side; avoid sudden temperature changes.