Tray medium 18.5 x 18.5 cm, "Portofino", blue & gold

Preview: Tray medium 18.5 x 18.5 cm, "Portofino", blue & gold

€454.00 *

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Order number: V122317

About the Collection

Haviland introduces the Portofino dinner set, a magnificent creation that seamlessly blends Italian taste with French savoir-faire. For this edition, the porcelain manufacturer draws inspiration from the stunning village of Portofino, renowned for its golden reflections and shades of blue, and presents a fresh take on mosaic design.

The collection features a prestigious pattern made up of over 30 different mosaics, each embossed and illuminated by beautiful reflections that showcase the exceptional craftsmanship of Haviland's artisans. Every piece in the collection is transformed into a remarkable and unique jewel that perfectly harmonizes with the others.

The Portofino dinner set embodies the essence of Limoges porcelain, showcasing a skilful blend of modernity, authenticity, and craftsmanship. Its elegantly embossed decor, a hallmark of the manufacturer for nearly 180 years, takes you on a marvellous journey to the heart of the Mediterranean.

Experience the beauty and sophistication of the Portofino collection and indulge in the exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail that is synonymous with Haviland. Whether used as a standalone decorative piece or as part of a larger table setting, this dinner set adds a touch of luxury and refinement to any occasion.

La Maison

Today, Haviland produces many different decorative objects, such as trays, vases, candlesticks, but also unusual objects like porcelain wall panels and chandeliers. Since its foundation, the company has had a proud reputation for furnishing the most beautiful tables with porcelain tableware. Today, interior designers are keen to source traditional and modern pieces from Haviland to furnish the most beautiful homes and create a refined atmosphere.

About the Brand

In 1842, David Haviland expanded the artistic heritage of Limoges, the world capital of porcelain, and turned it into a centre of boundless creativity. He thus began the history of the Haviland family, whose name is still known today as a synonym for the art of French luxury. Originally a merchant, David Haviland founded an import company for ceramics and porcelain in New York in 1838.