Raynaud Menton porcelain - from tureen to bread

The famous Limoges porcelain, which is the basis of Raynaud 's most elaborate decor, also impresses with its warm white. print version Raynaud dinnerware Menton coffee pot height: 165 mm diameter: 77 mm capacity 0.875 l teapot small teapot height: 140 mm diameter: 96 mm capacity 0.92 l teapot Orient height: 160 mm capacity 1.04 l Raynaud dinnerware Menton creamer height: 90 mm diameter: 48 mm capacity 0.135 l creamer Orient height: 100 mm capacity 0.19 l sugar bowl height: 105 mm diameter: 68 mm capacity 0.27 l sugar bowl Orient height: 105 mm capacity 0.25 l Raynaud dinnerware Menton teacup w/ saucer diameter: 145 mm capacity 0.2 l teacup w/ saucer Orient diameter: 145 mm capacity 0.2 l mug height: 100 mm capacity 0.275 l plate 19 cm diameter: 195 mm 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 Menton 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 deep height: 45 mm diameter: 295 mm platter small oval 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 serving bowl oblong Raynaud dinnerware Menton 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 The dishes appear casually as a variant Empire with its slightly conical basic forms. Filigree handles and a transparent shard point to the noble origin. Charming, the series complements fine French cutlery like the elegant Lauriers .

Opulent classics and fine feminine shapes are complementary in the collections of the porcelain manufacture Raynaud from Limoges. \The splendid dishes were liked at the czar's court in St. Petersburg; objects with the artists Dali, Cocteau, Arman and Raymond Loewy are originated in the 50s . Still today the daring ...