Tableware encompasses all the everyday kitchen items and everything you need to create a beautiful table setting. Whether you're looking for kitchen accessories, wine glasses, or salad bowls, we have a wide range to offer.
A story that began in 1850, when a dozen monks from Westvleteren settled on the high plateaus of Scourmont in Chimay. They decided to produce beer that is still sold worldwide today. This rare collector's glass is ready for delivery.
Brewed today by the Val de Sambre brewery a few kilometers from the ancestral site of Aulne Abbey in the province of Hainaut, Belgium, this beer is exported worldwide. This vintage collector's glass is ready to be shipped ;)
The Rocherfort brewery, also known as the Notre-Dame de Saint-Rémy Abbey, is one of the famous Belgian Trappist breweries. Sold individually, 2 available.
A collector's beer glass from Leffe Abbey. The earliest mention of the brewery dates back to 1240; it is now brewed by the InBev group. Sold individually, 6 glasses available.
Parasol lemonade is one of those brands you never forget; it evokes fond childhood memories and fills you with nostalgia. These five glasses will have a special place in your cupboard, glasses you'll handle with great care ;)
A lovely set consisting of a pitcher and six glasses, imported directly from Italy. The set is cute and practical, providing a complete tableware set for serving water or juice.
Five large wine or water glasses, each with a 23 cl capacity. Round stemmed glasses with faceted stems adorned with an octagonal knob. The base of the bowl is decorated with a frieze of cut crystal ovals. They are magnificent!
Discover the timeless elegance of these 8 beautiful wine glasses (15 cl), made in Belgium by Durobor. This company was active in the glass industry for almost a century, from 1928 to 2019.
Glasses made in France by the Arques glassworks, the well-known and reputable Luminarc manufacturer. 10 very pretty glasses ready to join a family who will take good care of them.
With a 60 cl capacity, this handsome glass will delight beer lovers in particular. This imposing glass mug, with its generous capacity and robust silhouette, is ready to be used again.
We absolutely love these four little glasses (15 cl). The delicate floral pattern (orange, yellow, and brown), the two thin gold rims, and the shape make these glasses particularly beautiful. We adore them!
Six vintage water glasses (25 cl), typical of the 1960s and 70s. Witnesses to the past, these glasses, with their distinctive color, create a warm and delightfully retro atmosphere. Each glass is engraved with a logo, but the manufacturer's name cannot be identified.
Byrrh brand glasses, from the French aperitif, that marked an era. On the glass's emblem, the gilded metal medallion, are portraits of: Louis XVIII (2 glasses), Charles X (2 glasses), and Louis XV, Rex, and Christianiss (2 glasses). Founded in 1866, it's one of the oldest aperitif brands. In the 50s and 60s, glasses with a gilded metal medallion were fashionable for promoting the product. A great story to share while enjoying an aperitif ;) They can be used for other aperitifs, water, the possibilities are endless :) How can you add a fun anecdote to your aperitif time with these glasses? It's aperitif time, and we're bringing out our beautiful glasses... A little piece of history while filling the glasses with whatever you like, of course. ???? These pretty glasses with the gold-plated medallion were fashionable in the 1950s and 60s for promoting perhaps one of the oldest French aperitifs, Byrrh. This brand, registered in 1873, which was originally called "Tonique Hygiène à base de vins généreux et de quinquina" (Hygienic Tonic made from generous wines and quinine), but had to change its name under pressure from doctors in Montpellier—quite a story!—reached its peak in the 1930s before giving way to anise-flavored drinks in the 1960s. The drink is still available on our shelves, but these beautiful medallion glasses are no longer produced.
With a 50ml capacity, these small crystal glasses (guaranteed to contain more than 24% lead) are timeless and retain their undeniable charm. Carefully crafted in France, they will offer your guests a delightful experience while enjoying your favorite liqueur.
A throwback to the 70s with these 5 glasses made in France, boasting a superb retro touch. Their vibrant red color will add a touch of energy to your festive tables, and whether you're gathering with family or friends, these glasses are sure to be a conversation starter.
A beautiful mug made by Villeroy & Boch, the manufacturer founded in 1748, which embodies impeccable quality and aesthetics in the field of ceramics. Part of the Botanica collection, this mug features lavender, a plant well-known for its fragrance. Dishwasher safe. 3 available.
A massive glass salad bowl with a stainless steel rim from the Prestige collection. It's imposing and sturdy. If it breaks when it falls, we'll be the ones in for a shock... Go go go!
Exquisite vintage porcelain salad bowl/salad bowl from the Villeroy & Boch Primavera collection. White with fruit and vegetable motifs, it will be a radiant centerpiece on your table.
This lidded serving dish features a design of roses and multicolored flowers. This type of decoration is a classic of the renowned Rosenthal porcelain factory, especially in the first half of the 20th century. Rosenthal is one of the most famous and prestigious German porcelain manufacturers, known for the quality of its fine china. It was founded in Selb, Bavaria, in 1879. It is in very good condition with no cracks or chips. We also offer other dishes with the same design on our website.
A large 1970s platter in very good condition with an original shape that would look stunning as a centerpiece, for example. Its particularly striking leaf shape is the work of the well-known French manufacturer Arcoroc.
This wonderful salad bowl from the renowned Arcopal factory features illustrations of vegetables such as carrots, onions, and artichokes, in vibrant colors and a retro style characteristic of the 70s and 80s. Arcopal's assembly process was revolutionary in the world of industrial glassmaking. Opal, a resistant mineral, is combined with the raw material: glass. Their fusion is strengthened by a specific heat treatment called tempering, making the material three times stronger than conventionally manufactured glass and able to withstand sudden temperature changes. Arcopal tableware can therefore go from the refrigerator to the oven without any risk of shattering. The material is non-porous, making the containers perfectly hygienic. (source: antiquités brocante n°300)
Lovely vintage glass salad bowl. I can picture it in a kitchen filled with fruit, a beautiful and useful decorative object. ;) It's vintage, it's durable, it's wonderful, we love it! :)
Made in Belgium, this vintage dish will add a warm touch to your table. Let the warmth of its color add an artistic dimension to your meals. It can also be used as a fruit bowl.
Add a touch of warmth to your table with this Belgian-made glass dish in a captivating amber hue. Let the warmth of this color add an artistic dimension to your meals.
Add a touch of warmth to your table with this Belgian glass dish in a captivating amber hue. Let the warmth of this color add an artistic dimension to your meals.
Made from thick, high-quality glass, this salad bowl is not only beautiful but also sturdy. Treat yourself to a versatile kitchen accessory that will showcase your culinary creations with style.
Salad bowls designed by Arcopal in the "Fruits de France" collection from the 1970s. They're cute and aesthetically pleasing, but above all, they're very practical thanks to their sturdiness and beauty. Arcopal glass is known for its durability, enhanced by the opaline finish.
Salad bowl designed by Arcopal in the "Fruits de France" collection of the 1970s. It is cute and aesthetic, but above all it is very practical due to the solidity and beauty conferred by the opaline.
Salad bowl designed by Arcopal in the "Fruits de France" collection of the 1970s. It is cute and aesthetic, but above all it is very practical due to the solidity and beauty conferred by the opaline.
Salad bowl designed by Arcopal in the "Fruits de France" collection of the 1970s. It is cute and aesthetic, but above all it is very practical due to the solidity and beauty conferred by the opaline.
Salad bowl designed by Arcopal in the "Fruits de France" collection of the 1970s. It is cute and aesthetic, but above all it is very practical due to the solidity and beauty conferred by the opaline.
Salad bowl designed by Arcopal in the "Fruits de France" collection of the 1970s. It is cute and aesthetic, but above all it is very practical due to the solidity and beauty conferred by the opaline.
A pair of ceramic salad bowls made by the Chodziez factory in Poland. A pretty and delicate floral design adorns these beautiful bowls. The two bowls are slightly different sizes.
Arcopal, once again, presents us with a vibrant set. The French brand has created three opaline glass salad bowls in different sizes, inspired by their Scania collection from the 1970s. Pink and orange flowers adorn the exterior, adding a touch of color to the white opaline. Get your salads ready and try to create one as colorful as these bowls! Dimensions: large bowl (H10cm; D21cm), medium bowl (H8cm; D17cm), small bowl (H5cm; D11cm). Arcopal's assembly process is revolutionary in the world of industrial glassmaking. Opal, a resistant mineral, is combined with the raw material: glass. Their fusion is strengthened by a specific heat treatment called tempering, making the material three times stronger than conventionally manufactured pieces and able to withstand sudden temperature changes. Arcopal tableware can therefore go from the refrigerator to the oven without any risk of shattering. The material is non-porous, making the containers perfectly hygienic. (source: antiques and flea market no. 300)
For over 200 years, the Pillivuyt factory has been one of the few to manufacture its own porcelain clay. This small bowl has two handles and features a tropical motif. Can you find the toucans hidden in the design? This bowl is beautiful, vintage, and 100% French-made... In short, everything we love :) It's dishwasher safe.
Step back into the 70s with this Italian salad bowl from Savam's Fruttella collection. Shaped like an apple, it has a smooth interior. Made of thick, textured glass, it's very sturdy. It comes in its original packaging, which is somewhat damaged.
A beautiful swan-shaped napkin or letter holder by Godinger AP Zinc, dating from 1984. This letter or napkin holder, made in Italy by Godinger AP Zinc in 1984, is in perfect condition and will be an elegant decorative element for your table.
Set of 4 metal napkin rings in their original packaging. Each ring features embossed designs across its entire surface. Treat yourself to this set and create beautiful tableware for your table with these elegant napkin rings.
Oval tray with a stag and oak leaves all around. It is made of porcelain and in perfect condition. Made by the renowned Bavarian manufacturer Johan Seltmann.
A beautiful ceramic cheese board from the Bavarian manufacturer Bareuther Waldassen. It will be perfect for displaying your delicious cheeses :) This German manufacturer, founded in 1866, produced porcelain for over a century, becoming a renowned brand for the quality of its products. Operations ceased in 1994.
A stunning fish-shaped tray in perfect condition. Its unique shape and vintage look make it very practical, thanks to the handle in the middle. A truly one-of-a-kind piece that's sure to be a conversation starter!
