The first prestigious service produced by the Royal Manufactory after it aquired its 'royal' status, the A La Reine service was issued in 1784, and pieces of it can be found today in the collections of the world's greatest museums, including the Adrien Ducouche National Museum in Limoges. Its floral decoration is characteristic of the latter half of the 18th century, and the studied spontaneity of the bouquets and swathes of flowers was originally designed to conceal any slight imperfections in the porcelain caused by wood firing.
Collection Braquenié large tumbler and candle – scented with Rue des Archives wax, a fragrance created by Olivia Giacobetti exclusively for Bernardaud.
Burn time : up to 100 hr.
Made in France
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.
Made in France
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.
Made in France
A pattern of delicate plant arabesques, called “vermiculé”, decorates the cabaret. Coordinated with the cups, it allows to brew and serve tea while keeping it hot.
Made in France