Gien Set of 4 Rim Soups - Filet Taupe

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SKU: 1692B4AY22
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Gien Set of 4 Rim Soups - Filet Taupe – French Faience Soup Plates & Rimmed Soup Bowl

The Gien Set of 4 Rim Soups - Filet Taupe is a faience soup plates & rimmed soup bowl crafted by Gien, the celebrated French faience manufactory founded on the banks of the Loire in 1821.

A Luxury Handmade Collectible

Every Gien piece is shaped and decorated in the Gien manufactory in the Loire Valley, carrying two centuries of French tabletop tradition.

Product Details

Brand & Origin

Brand: Gien
Made in: Gien, France
Type: French Faience Soup Plates & Rimmed Soup Bowl
Item: 1692B4AY22

Materials & Craftsmanship

Material: Faience (fine French earthenware)
Finish: Hand-applied decoration, glazed

Quantity & Details

Size: 8 7/8" dia

Pattern & Size

Pattern: Filet Taupe
Size: 8 7/8" dia (each)

About the Filet Taupe Pattern

Filet is Gien's plain scalloped shape finished with a single hand-painted band of color along the rim. It works as a complete service on its own or as the neutral partner that lets a patterned Gien plate stand out. See the whole Gien Filet Taupe collection.

The Perfect Gift for Collectors

Gien faience is treasured by collectors worldwide. Beautifully boxed, the Set of 4 Rim Soups - Filet Taupe Soup Plates & Rimmed Soup Bowl makes a memorable gift for weddings, anniversaries, and milestone celebrations.

Care: Rinse after meals without soaking and avoid sudden temperature changes; never microwave or machine-wash pieces decorated with gold.

Details

Pattern
Filet Taupe
Material
Faience
Made in
France
Style
With Colored Rim
Use it for
Soup, pasta, salads and stews.

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