Durable French Dinnerware

Generations of chefs have served French-onion soup in traditional bowls like ours. Crafted of durable glazed stoneware, they help keep the savory broth at its piping-hot best, and the bowls can go directly into the broiler for melting the cheese for the perfect finishing touch. Oven, freezer, microwave and dishwasher safe. Made in Portugal. 15.5-oz. cap.; 5" diam. 2 1/2" high.

This mixing spoon has long been a favorite among French chefs—and no wonder. Made of beech wood, it won’t scratch non-stick pans, and it’s perfectly proportioned to stir and mix sauces, stews and soups in pots of any size. Made of durable beech wood. Keeps non-stick pans scratch-free. Hand-wash.

The artistry of master ceramists is evident in every detail of these petite French stoneware bowls, perfect for serving everything from condiments to cocktail snacks. Artisans shape and glaze the bowls using an intricate 17-step process to achieve the unique “crackled” appearance and richness of color. The durable, chip-resistant bowls are fully glazed inside, with the exteriors left partly unglazed to showcase the clay's natural matte bisque.

Crafted of white porcelain, this lidded bowl, also called a marmite jar, is a favorite in French homes and restaurants for offering sugar or preserves. The versatile and durable contianer pairs easily with formal or casual linens, flatware and glassware, and patterned pieces. Thanks to an innovative formulation of various clays, the porcelain pairs a delicate appearance with superb strength. Made in France by Pillivuyt, a company respected for fine porcelain tableware since 1818. 11.8 oz cap., 3-1/4” high.

This dinnerware celebrates the beauty in everyday objects; in this case, the willow gathering baskets used in French kitchen gardens. Pillivuyt, the French manufacturer of fine porcelain, developed it for us from one of their archival patterns. New molds were hand carved by a single artisan in order to ensure consistency of detail. Complementing both casual and formal table settings, the versatile dinnerware is made of porcelain, which is as durable as it is beautiful.

In French coastal towns, local fishermen sell the day's catch fresh off the boat. We celebrate this seaside tradition with a serving bowl designed by Parisian artist Marc Lacaze. The durable earthenware bowl is based on original artwork combining lifelike portraits of fish with colorful images of seaweed and shells. Count on it to provide charming presentation for everything from pastas and risottos to salads and soups. 5 3/4-qt. cap.; 15" diam., 3 1/2" high. Microwavable and dishwasher safe.

In French coastal towns, local fishermen sell the day's catch fresh off the boat. We celebrate this seaside tradition with earthenware bowls designed by Parisian artist Marc Lacaze. Each is based on original artwork combining lifelike portraits of fish with colorful images of seaweed and shells. Count on these durable bowls to provide charming presentation for everything from pastas and risottos to salads and soups. Set of 4 different bowls. 28-oz. cap.; 9 1/4" diam., 1 1/2" high.

A French classic, this white porcelain butter dish has been a favorite for generations of family meals. As handsome as it is durable, it pairs easily with formal or casual linens, flatware and glassware, and patterned pieces. Thanks to an innovative formulation of various clays, the porcelain pairs a delicate appearance with superb strength. Made in France by Pillivuyt, a company respected for fine porcelain tableware since 1818. Dishwasher safe. 7 1/2" x 3 3/4" x 3" high.