Raynaud Oskar porcelain - from tray large to gobelet

A fine network of black and golden threads interweaves with the elegant decor inspiration of Mariela Schwarz Montiel. In its very own subtle manner, it always reveals new nuances of the basic pattern, the original idea varies to unobtrusive contrasts. A point of polished gold in the middle of the plates accentuates the filigree overall picture with a touch of "1001 night".

Raynaud dinnerware Oskar coffee/tea pot height: 95 mm capacity 1 l creamer height: 56 mm diameter: 90 mm capacity 0.2 l sugar bowl height: 80 mm diameter: 118 mm capacity 0.2 l mocha cup w/ saucer height: 80 mm diameter: 140 mm capacity 0.12 l

Raynaud dinnerware Oskar teacup w/ saucer large teacup w/ saucer diameter: 175 mm capacity 0.22 l mug height: 110 mm diameter: 80 mm capacity 0.3 l plate deep 27 cm height: 52 mm diameter: 270 mm capacity 1.4 l

Raynaud dinnerware Oskar plate deep w/ rim 27 cm diameter: 270 mm plate deep 22 cm height: 44 mm diameter: 220 mm capacity 0.6 l bread plate diameter: 160 mm dessert plate n°1 diameter: 220 mm

235 x 157 mm soup plate height: 25 mm diameter: 170 mm capacity 0.35 l underplate diameter: 320 mm gobelet small height: 42 mm diameter: 59 mm capacity 50 ml

Raynaud dinnerware Oskar rice bowl height: 54 mm diameter: 128 mm capacity 0.27 l bowl 14 cm height: 70 mm diameter: 140 mm capacity 0.45 l platter large oval

This dinnerware is made in France from hard Porcelain which is composed from kaolin, feldspar and quartz. Oskar is finished with a shiny glaze. The decoration is from polished gold and is melted in the glazing. The avantgarde dinnerware meets all the wishes with the extent of his additional parts - from tray large to gobelet small, from Bol à soupe chinois to underplate.

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 ...