Teapot Haviland "Louveciennes"

Inspired by the tea service purchased for Marie Antoinette by Sèvres in 1781, Louveciennes features roses, cornflowers, pansies, and pearls set within neoclassical medallions, accented with gold details and a deep midnight blue hue.

This cup and saucer enhance the aroma and flavor of tea thanks to their thin rims, while retaining its warmth. They are also suitable for long black coffee or any other hot beverage.

An elegant Limoges porcelain sugar bowl by Haviland, Louveciennes model, hand-painted. It features a harmonious shape with double gilded handles and a lid with a knob, both finished in gold. The neoclassical decoration combines delicate multicolored floral motifs with a central blue and gold medallion featuring a rose, a signature element of the line. Delicate gold filigree accents enhance the porcelain’s luminous white. Refined and timeless, it is ideal for completing a tea or coffee service, blending functionality and elegance, while also serving as a prized collector’s item in the French tradition.

Inspired by the tea service purchased for Marie Antoinette by Sèvres in 1781, Louveciennes features roses, cornflowers, pansies, and pearls set within neoclassical medallions, accented with gold details and a deep midnight blue hue.

The milk jug is used to accompany coffee or tea and is designed to serve cream or cold milk.

Inspired by the tea service purchased for Marie Antoinette by Sèvres in 1781, Louveciennes features roses, cornflowers, pansies, and pearls set within neoclassical medallions, accented with gold details and a deep midnight blue hue.

Designed to enhance the espresso-drinking experience, this espresso cup and saucer concentrates the coffee’s aromas thanks to its compact size.