Bernardaud Porcelain News

For over 150 years, Bernardaud has been constantly at the forefront of production techniques and decorations of splendid porcelain. A typically French taste that reveals itself through shapes and decorations of the most genuine tradition, flanked by innovative and contemporary porcelain services. Furthermore, the Bernardaud company is famous all over the world for the beauty of its lithophanes.

22 August 2022

Best Luxury Porcelain Brands

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Best Luxury Porcelain Brands Today, in the production of best luxury tableware, several brands occupy the front position all around the world. These companies have been successfully developing in the porcelain tableware market for many years and are specialized in the production of porcelain not only for special occasions but as well for everyday use. [...]

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4 January 2022

Best Luxury Housewarming Gifts for Everyone

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Best Luxury Housewarming Gifts for Everyone Each of us at least once was invited to celebrate with friends or relatives their moving to a new apartment or buying a first house. This occasion is really special cause a gift you will present will be the first step for them to adjust their new home with [...]

11 August 2020

The church of Sant’Elia Palmi Italy edited by scopelliti 1887

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The church of Sant'Elia, together with an adjoining friary of Basilian monks, was originally built in 884 by the monk Elia of Enna, also known as Elia lo Juniore, revered as a saint by both the Catholic and the Orthodox Church. It has been repeatedly destroyed over the centuries by earthquakes and, more recently, by [...]

10 September 2019

Bernardaud Lithophanes

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Bernardaud's Lithophanes The Lithophane is a traditional engraving technique on a fine bisque (non-glazed) porcelain that was invented in Limoges in 1828. Bernardaud still use it to craft beautiful votives that come in a wide variety of decor. The glow of the candle shines through the raised and carved surface of the votive, contrasting light [...]

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