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Tableware

In Lorraine, you can lay a beautiful table entirely with regional craftwork, such as table linen (Le Jacquard Français, François Hans, Linvosges, Garnier Thiébaut), cutlery (Les Couverts Darney), crystal, pottery, china and enamelware (Niderviller, Lunéville St Clément and Sarreguemines, Emaux de Longwy, Emaux St Jean l’Aigle, Emaux Leclerc, Faïencerie des Récollets and Les Faïenceries de l’Argonne) – all fine examples of Lorraine know-how acquired over centuries.

tablewareLorraine china and earthenware first became popular in the 18th century. Lunéville (1724) and Saint-Clément (1757) were famous throughout Europe for their “chinoiseries” and their bright colours. Niderviller (1735) has become famous for the production of top quality groups and statuettes.

Dating from 1790, the large Sarreguemines factory was particularly well known for the production of majolica and Wedgwood (see the Moulin de la Blies mill, the Musée des Techniques Faïencières [Museum of China and Earthenware Techniques] and the winter garden at the Musée de Sarreguemines [Sarreguemines Museum]).


Longwy has a world-wide reputation for relief or crystal enamel, because of its rich historical and artistic past and continuing preoccupation with techniques, research and creative design.

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Musée des Techniques Faïencières - SARREGUEMINES
Preparing the clay, firing it in kilns and decorating it - all the stages in the production of faïence, or delftware, are illustrated in this mill on the left bank of the River Blies. The musem..... [+]
Musée de la Céramique et de l’Ivoire - COMMERCY
 Housed in the former Public Baths, the museum has one of the largest public collections of ivory in France, as well as a very fine collection of ceramics bequeathed to the town in the early... [+]
Musée des Techniques Faïencières de Sarreguemines
Musée des Techniques Faïencières - SARREGUEMINES
Preparing the clay, firing it in kilns and decorating it - all the stages in the production of faïence, or delftware, are illustrated in this mill on the left bank of the River Blies. The musem..... [+]
Musée Saint Jean l’Aigle - HERSERANGE
The Château de la Faïencerie houses a museum and a production plant that is keeping alive the secrets of the famous, traditional Emaux de Longwy (Longwy enamels) which are exclusively hand-painted.... [+]
FAÏENCERIES ET EMAUX DE LONGWY
Faïencerie Historique, créée en 1798 Devis, estimation. •Visites Indviduelles : visite libre du magasin du lundi au vendredi de 9h à 18h et le samedi de 10h30... [+]