Raynaud Allee Du Roy porcelain - from tureen to bread

The Rococo style of the garden in synthesis with peasant corn flowers charms the royal Menton. The geometric refinement of the hedges, the delicate arches of the forge are reflected in their colors and shapes.

Raynaud dinnerware Allee Du Roy coffee pot height: 165 mm diameter: 77 mm capacity 0.875 l teapot height: 140 mm diameter: 96 mm capacity 0.92 l creamer height: 90 mm diameter: 48 mm capacity 0.135 l sugar bowl height: 105 mm diameter: 68 mm capacity 0.27 l

L x B x H: 230 x 135 x 37 mm soup plate w/ rim 21 cm height: 26 mm diameter: 210 mm capacity 0.22 l soup plate w/ rim 23 cm height: 20 mm diameter: 230 mm capacity 0.18 l underplate diameter: 310 mm

Raynaud dinnerware Allee Du Roy bowl height: 50 mm diameter: 160 mm capacity 0.465 l breakfast bowl height: 25 mm diameter: 170 mm capacity 0.35 l platter round diameter: 295 mm platter round deep height: 45 mm diameter: 295 mm

410 x 300 mm serving bowl small height: 63 mm diameter: 190 mm capacity 1 l serving bowl height: 104 mm diameter: 250 mm capacity 2.76 l

L x B x H: 240 x 190 x 63 mm capacity 0.83 l tureen height: 150 mm diameter: 250 mm capacity 1.75 l vegetable tureen height: 125 mm diameter: 180 mm capacity 1 l gravy boat w/ saucer height: 65 mm diameter: 190 mm capacity 0.3 l

Filigree the textured gold ribbon at the edges, detailed garlands with the small blue flowers, the decor is always divided with braided gold strips.

With all opulence the dishes are characterized by delicate harmony and charming ease.

This dinnerware is made in France from hard Porcelain which is composed from kaolin, feldspar and quartz. Allee Du Roy is finished with a shiny glaze. The decoration has an edge of polished gold. The romantic dinnerware meets all the wishes with the extent of his additional parts - from tureen to bread plate, from bowl to vegetable tureen.

Raynaud can look back at a splendid history of 160 years. Today the designs of the American chef Thomas Keller, the designer Christian Tortu and the architect Alberto Pinto complements the irresistible collection of Raynaud.