Bernardaud Silva Coffee Saucer
$60.00
The Bernardaud Silva Coffee Saucer complements the Silva Coffee Cup with graceful sophistication and nature-inspired artistry. Expertly crafted in Limoges porcelain, this elegant saucer features intricate botanical relief detailing inspired by the delicate structure of leaves and forest plants.
Its refined design creates a polished coffee presentation while adding texture and visual harmony to the table. The subtle decorative elements evoke the peaceful beauty of nature without overwhelming the overall aesthetic.
Perfect for luxury coffee service, designer porcelain collections, and sophisticated entertaining, this exquisite saucer reflects Bernardaud's commitment to timeless French elegance.
Safety information:
Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| Dinnerware Piece | Tea Saucer |
|---|---|
| Material | Limoges Porcelain |
| SKU | 5103-10596 |
| Details & Care | Hand wash in mild detergent Avoid abrasives and citrus-based soaps Do not microwave Made in France |
Bernardaud continues to master the art of French porcelain since 1863 in Limoges, combining craftsmanship and innovation, creativity and heritage. Working in a field that is perpetually evolving, Bernardaud remains in the elite of design and innovation, developing technologies in its Limoges manufacture that push back the limits of the art of porcelain-making.
The house calls on most renowned designers and contemporary artists to create porcelain dinnerware, lamps, candles and jewelry. Bernardaud also creates bespoke designs and decorative schemes for hotels and restaurants: porcelain plates, cups, platters, lamps and decorative objects to adorn the tables of the greatest chefs and of the most famous palaces in the world.
Their craftsmen in Limoges strive every day to make each creation bearing the Bernardaud mark a symbol of true luxury and excellence, thus demonstrating that two thousand years after it was first discovered, porcelain remains as remarkable as ever