Cup from the Pot-au-feu collection, 1970s, by the renowned French brand Arcopal. The mere mention of this French brand's name transports us to the heart of the seventies, even though it has existed since the late 1950s. This item is available individually! Click on 'quantity' and select the desired number. Arcopal's assembly process was a revolution in the industrial world of glassmaking. Opal, a resistant mineral, is combined with the raw material: glass. Their fusion is reinforced 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: antiques and flea market no. 300)
Veropa glass salad bowl with 5 small bowls for green salad or fruit! The set is made of French glass. Perfect for your summer barbecues! Salad bowl: 12cm high and 23cm in diameter. Bowls: 6cm high and 12cm in diameter.
This ceramic teapot, with a capacity of 0.5 liters and in perfect condition, has a truly unique shape. What shape? That of a seashell, and that's certainly not your average teapot ;)
A Paris porcelain set comprising a tray, a sugar bowl, and a milk jug. Its indigo blue floral design on a white background comes from the Ming Bleu collection. This lovely tray can be used as a cake plate for afternoon tea or dessert, or as a bread plate for breakfast. You can also use it to present toast or cheese. Guaranteed to impress! This very elegant set is in excellent condition. There are just a few small scratches in the central design of the tray. Dimensions: Tray: L 41 x W 15.5 x H 1.5 cm; Milk Jug: Diameter 8 x Height 11.5 cm; Sugar Bowl: Diameter 12 x Height 1.5 cm
Three superb salad bowls with wavy edges from the renowned Arcopal factory. The Veronica series, also known as Myosotis, is an iconic collection of vintage tableware from the 1980s. Diameter: large: 27 cm / medium: 24 cm / small: 18.5 cm. Arcopal's assembly process was a revolution in the industrial world of 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: antiques and flea market no. 300)
A delicate, multi-functional porcelain container depicting a German city. Perfect for use as a cookie jar, it was designed by the Royal Porzellan Bavaria factory in Germany. Beautiful, calming, and perhaps even inspiring your next holiday destination. Don't wait any longer!
Beautiful vintage thermos with floral motifs from the renowned Japanese brand Tiger. Your coffee will taste even better in this thermos, which you can take everywhere with you—to work, on trips, or anywhere else. It's ready to go again! :) Tiger is a well-known Japanese brand famous for its quality products, especially its thermoses. Tiger Japan thermoses are renowned for their insulation performance, durability, and design.
Here we offer an elegant vintage toast holder made of wood and stainless steel. It's made in Hong Kong, still in perfect condition, and more than ready to be used in your home!
With these earthenware bowls, Bauscher Weuden combines quality with elegance. You might enjoy your hot chocolate even more with this lovely cup. The Bauscher Weuden Bavaria factory was the largest manufacturer of hotel porcelain in Europe. This cup, made in the 1980s, features an iris motif with a gold and pink line on its octagonal section.
Set of 5 antique faceted white porcelain bowls with salmon pink geometric patterns. In very good condition considering their age, no cracks or chips. Minor signs of wear: a few scratches on the bottom of some bowls.
Four elegant coffee cups in the typical colorful and geometric style of the 1960s. They come from Germany, specifically from the Thomas factory. (Saucers are not included.)
Large porcelain dinnerware set in a yellowish/brownish color with dark gray patterns. It includes 10 plates (diameter: 19cm), 10 cups (diameter: 8cm; height: 6cm), 2 bowls, a pepper shaker, a salt shaker, 2 milk jugs, and 3 pots. Everything is in perfect condition and ready for you.
Porcelain mug made by the Prince William Pottery Company. The item shows some signs of wear. The design depicts two riders and their dogs running in a meadow.
Four vintage porcelain bowls, perfect for your vintage-style breakfast! They are cream-colored with a floral pattern in shades of orange, brown, and blue. They are vintage and show normal signs of wear (see photos). One of them has a small area of the pattern worn away.
Complete dinnerware set in excellent condition: 10 cups, 10 saucers, 10 dessert plates, 1 coffee pot, 1 creamer, and 1 sugar bowl. Made by the renowned Belgian manufacturer Boch in La Louvière, the 1960s Corfu series, where all the decorations were hand-painted, was a great success and is now highly sought after by collectors of exceptional tableware. A superb and rare set, now available for a second life. One cup has a tiny chip, and there is another tiny chip on the inside of the coffee pot lid. Cup: 6 cm high and 8 cm in diameter. Dessert plate: 20.5 cm in diameter. Coffee pot: 20.5 cm high.
Six charming 1970s opaline glass bowls from the Italian brand Cerve, featuring stylized flowers, black and orange accents, and unique handles. Ideal for soup, hot chocolate, and more... a generous capacity. Opaline glass is a particularly durable material!
Have you ever fallen in love with a mug? Well, we have! And it's this iconic mug that captured our hearts! First, because it takes us back to a time when mugs were a part of our everyday lives. Second, because its classic mug shape makes it a very popular item even today. And finally, because of its design—this Copenhagen design hasn't aged a day and is highly sought after! A vintage item that has become a classic and will remain so! That's why we absolutely love it! Sold individually.
This charming 10cm tall pot has a lovely apple-like shape. Made of Chinese porcelain, it is stamped underneath with a red seal from Da Qing Tongzhi Nian Zhi and a production number of 30. Decorated in shades of white with hand-painted flowers, it is in very good vintage condition.
Rare, barely used coffee and dessert service for 12 people from the French porcelain manufacturer Pillivuyt. It comprises 12 dessert plates (H 3 cm x D 20 cm), 12 coffee cups (H 5 cm x D 8 cm), and 12 saucers (H 2 cm x D 14 cm). It is in near-mint condition, with only a few barely visible signs of age and almost perfect gilding.
A white porcelain tea set from Bavaria, made by the renowned Winterling factory, founded in 1907. The set is decorated with delicate flowers in shades of pink, blue, and yellow. The "US zone" marking on the bottom of the cups dates the set to the years following World War II and indicates that it was made in Bavaria within the American occupation zone. The cups are 5 cm high and 10 cm in diameter. The milk jug is 13 cm tall. In good condition with some minor signs of age.
Elegant tea and coffee set comprising a coffee/tea pot, a milk jug, and a sugar bowl. Each piece is made of porcelain, partially covered with a durable metal coating. This 1970s set is the result of a collaboration between Demeyre and Furstenberg. In impeccable condition, likely never used.
This Scania model, released in 1976, is splendid and ready to go back into service. Arcopal became emblematic of an entire generation, and the mere mention of the brand name transports us back to the heart of the seventies. Arcopal's assembly process was a revolution in the industrial world of 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 exceptionally strong.
Superb vintage porcelain coffee or tea service from the Bavarian factory Seltmann Weiden. The service comprises a coffee/tea pot, 6 cups, a sugar bowl, and a milk jug.
Charming ceramic mug from the renowned English manufacturer Biltons. In perfect condition and ready for your herbal teas during long winter movie nights.
Four cups from the iconic Lotus collection, 1970s, by the renowned French brand Arcopal. The mere mention of this French brand's name transports us back to the heart of the seventies.
Superb and rare vintage porcelain coffee service from the Fena Porzellan factory (Zajecar). We're smitten with this beautiful set. It features a delicate gold rim, a gold motif, and a pastel blue band. There are normal signs of wear, one small chip on one cup, and two minor chips on two cups. The coffee pot is 21 cm tall, and each cup is 5.5 cm tall.
Superb and rare set in perfect condition! Coffee pot (height: 17cm), sugar bowl and milk jug in porcelain from the Bavarian Scherzer factory, Miranda collection. A real gem!
A splendid coffee maker from the renowned Louvière-based manufacturer Boch, the Palma model. Whether for coffee or tea, this charming object will look elegant.
Set of 5 cups in perfect condition from the renowned French manufacturer Arcopal. A 1970s model with a hawthorn flower motif. 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 reinforced 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 cups perfectly hygienic. (source: antiques and secondhand goods no. 300)
Superb set of 6 cups, 6 bowls, 6 small plates, and 6 large plates in perfect condition. Bowls: 5.5 cm high and 12.2 cm in diameter. Cups: 7.3 cm high and 8 cm in diameter. Dessert plates: 19.3 cm in diameter. Large dinner plates: 25 cm in diameter.
Two Limoges porcelain mazagrans. Internationally renowned porcelain. In perfect condition, very well cared for! A lovely gift idea ;) They're used for drinking coffee, but you could also use them as small vases. Unique and rare pieces. A mazagran is a tall cup. It takes its name from the city of Mazagran in Algeria.
Superb Waechtersbach set: coffee pot (20.5 cm high), milk jug (7 cm high) and sugar bowl (11.5 cm high). Note: (sold separately) 4 cups and 3 saucers (see 'cups, bowl and mug').
Four beautiful red cups with white hearts, made in Germany by the Waechtersbach factory (6.3 cm high, 9 cm in diameter), and three saucers (15.5 cm in diameter). Note: A coffee pot, sugar bowl, and milk jug are also available (sold separately). See 'Teapot and Coffee Pot'.
Six cups from the iconic Lotus collection, 1970s, by the renowned French brand Arcopal. The mere mention of this French brand's name transports us back to the heart of the seventies.
Six splendid porcelain cups from the Jäger Eisenberg factory. These cups, from the cobalt blue pattern collection, are part of the Blau Saks series. A stylized and refined design from the 1950s, it was widely exported for over 20 years. A timeless classic for all collectors and lovers of vintage tableware. One cup has a slightly chipped rim. The Jäger Porzellan factory was founded in 1872 and is known for producing fine porcelain, primarily in the Thuringia region of Germany, an area renowned for its porcelain-making traditions. Like many German porcelain manufacturers, Jäger Porzellan produced refined pieces, often used in tableware, vases, or decorative objects. The products of this brand are characterized by: traditional craftsmanship and elegant designs; hand-decorated pieces, often with floral motifs or natural elements; and high-quality, durable porcelain with meticulous finishing. The creations of the Jäger manufacture are considered collector's items, due to their rare value and timeless brilliance.
This porcelain coffee pot from the prestigious English manufacturer Royal Tudor, with its timeless design and red lid, will add a warm touch to your breakfasts. Royal Tudor porcelain is a brand or line of luxury porcelain often associated with high-quality tableware and decorative accessories. While not as globally recognized as some other porcelain manufacturers, it evokes elegance and sophistication, particularly through its name, which references English royalty, a symbol of luxury and tradition. The name Royal Tudor suggests a historical and classical inspiration, perhaps linked to the Tudor period in England, a time rich in decorative arts and precious objects. The porcelain associated with this name is generally fine, with meticulous details and often classic motifs such as flowers, gilt borders, or refined decorations.
This retro-style porcelain coffee pot with a lid from the renowned Winterling factory will enchant you with its timeless design. Winterling porcelain is a German brand famous for the quality and refinement of its fine porcelain products. Founded in 1900 in Marktleuthen, Bavaria, Winterling has become celebrated for its elegant creations and exceptional craftsmanship. The brand is particularly known for its tableware, plates, cups, and other decorated porcelain pieces, often used at receptions or in refined settings. Winterling products are characterized by a classic design, often adorned with floral motifs, gilding, and other delicate decorations. They are made using artisanal techniques, combining high-quality porcelain with meticulous finishing. The brand is recognized for its use of hard-paste porcelain, which is more durable and has a distinctive luster compared to other types of porcelain. Over the years, Winterling has adapted to evolving tastes and styles while preserving its identity as a luxury brand. Although porcelain production in Germany has declined over time, Winterling remains a benchmark for lovers of fine tableware.
This elegant little Limoges porcelain pitcher from Créations Florence, with its romantic style, will be the perfect companion for intimate moments. Créations Florence Limoges refers to a company or brand specializing in the manufacture of fine porcelain from Limoges, a French region renowned worldwide for its expertise in high-quality porcelain. The city of Limoges, located in west-central France, is a historic center of porcelain production, and numerous manufacturers have produced luxury porcelain pieces over the centuries. Florence Limoges may be a more recent brand, associated with handcrafted and unique creations in the Limoges porcelain tradition. Créations Florence Limoges pieces are distinguished by their refined style, delicate decorative motifs, and the quality of the craftsmanship, which often includes hand-gilding and painting. Pieces from this brand are often collector's items, such as plates, vases, cups, and dinner services. Limoges is synonymous with luxury, refinement and artisanal tradition in the world of porcelain.
