Robert Haviland & C. Parlon Dinnerware (scroll
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the complete collection of Robert Haviland and C Parlon Dinnerware, we offer the widest choice
of Robert Haviland & C.Parlon
dinnerware, check out the ranges -
Chine,
Galaxy,
Giverny,
Mozart, and
Recamier.
We
also offer a series of
designer dinnerware
from Leonard, Nall, Edouard Rambaud, Zoe Pauwels, and Sidoti
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Monet by Robert Haviland & C.Parlon
Giverny Range,
Monet - For more than 25 years Robert Haviland & C. Parlon, have been working
closely with the Museum Claude Monet in Giverny and have
recreated the original table settings designed by Monet for his own
use.
The Monet
porcelain dinnerware collection has been both successful
artistically and commercially throughout the world.
For more details - view Monet here |
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Our full Robert Haviland & C.Parlon
Collection
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following patterns are available but not shown on the site.
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Customer
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Blanc, Danielle Or, Danielle Platine, |
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The following patterns have limited availability for a limited
period. Contact us if you need more information or a quote -
Customer
Service -
Abondance,
Ambassador, Andrea, Arizona, Chateau
Bleus, Chateau Or, Concerto,
Constellation,
Danae, Diamanta,
Edith, Eventail,
Flammes d'Or, Frederic, Jardin de Paradis, Marjolaine,
Mazarine/My Library, Med Gold, Palais Oriental, Palais Royal, Les Palmes, Persepolis, Planet,
Roses de Tuscia, Sheherazade, Symphonia, Trocadero |
ROBERT
HAVILAND & C. Parlon - Limoges Dinnerware
Founded
in 1858, Robert Haviland & C.Parlon
is one of the most prestigious and
earliest porcelain houses in Limoges. Most of the Robert Haviland &
C.Parlon
porcelain is still decorated by hand.
The Robert Haviland and C.Parlon gilded or incrusted porcelain dinnerware collections are masterpieces of perfection with
each pattern applied by hand and made especially for you.
Each piece is engraved and then gilded by Robert Haviland & C.Parlon
craftsmen with two layers of gold or platinum. When the pieces have been
fired, they are hand polished with an agate stone which give depth
and richness.
While remaining faithful to the great tradition of Limoges porcelain, Robert
Haviland & C.Parlon
is also developing new forms and techniques that draw on
their proven superb expertise.
The inspiration for this superb Limoges porcelain
dinnerware is derived from watercolors, the Robert Haviland & C.Parlon
design
studio, old copies or drawings discovered in prestigious museums, and
the portfolios of antique dealers and collectors.
Want to know more about the porcelain dinnerware of
Limoges, the history and process
then go to
www.elegance2003.com/Limoges
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