MONET

… let the sun shine

Five piece place setting includes dinner plate, dessert plate, bread & butter plate and teacup with saucer. This cheerful pattern is a charming option for sunny occasions. It would be perfect at the beach. 

In 1898,  Claude Monet designed a porcelain dinner service for his own use at Giverny. He painted a simple white plate by hand with a blue edge and a yellow rim. 

The curator of  the Foundation Claude Monet, requested that  Robert Haviland & C. Parlon, the world renowned Limoges porcelain dinnerware manufacturer,  recreate the original dinner set found in the attic of Monet's house. Dishwasher safe. Lead times vary.

Houses & Parties offers a complete collection of R. Haviland and C. Parlon fine dinnerware. Contact us for more information. 

Part of the collection, "For Bridgehampton Revisited."

This is a special order item. Lead times vary.