Table settings, a selection by the Comité France Éclat

For the new Fall season, 3 brands of Made in France earthenware and porcelain are wagering on their know-how to adopt a new tone. Having in common their passion of a beautiful gesture, Faïencerie Georges, the Jacques Pergay and Lègle porcelains have very disctinct signs. Fanciful and offbeat for the first, contemporary and precious for the second, modern and elegant for the third.

Comité France Eclat, the table setting stimulator 

The story of the Faïencerie Georges is the art of imagining daily fables on plates. Since 1898, it has made motifs evolve while preserving traditional techniques, with a perfect mastering of hand-made decoration, tinted with humor, off-beat, and poetic. At Lègle, luxury and gourmandise are on the programme of a family that has been working with porcelain since the 20s.

The collections of Faïenceries Georges put the spotlight on the plate designs of Cri-Cri and the Abyss model in cobalt enamel. © DR

Each Grapefruit plate requires 7 days of passion and dexterity to be made in the Jacques Pergay workshop. © DR

A refined creation continually reinvented

Highly awaited at the Maison&Objet Fair, the House based in the Limousin region calls upon the Crazybaby design agency to reinvent itself. As for the Manufacture Jacques Pergay, its signature is purity and the voluptuousness of white, while researching the perfection of modelling, starting from the cooking of the enamel and the decor. Here are a few ideas to change your tableware when you return from the holidays…

At Lègle, there is a wide array of plate sizes, for starters right down to dessert. © DR