Just as with furniture, dishware displays significant French influences, some borrowed from Chinese and Japanese techniques. Through modern, vintage and antique pottery available through Chairish’s curated selection, you have the opportunity to explore these shapes, constructions and visual motifs.
What is French Pottery?
The techniques for composing French pottery and china date back to the 17th century. Early pieces were based on Eastern hard-paste porcelain methods, which translated to a soft-paste version in France. Later, as kaolin clay was discovered near Limoges, a more original French dinnerware style took hold, with its influence eventually stretching across Europe. Visually, French pottery of this era displayed rococo, Louis XVI, Empire and faience styling. Later, glazed earthenware gained a degree of popularity. You’ll spot many of these evolutions among Chairish’s selection.
A Tour of French Pottery and Ceramics
Explore these older eras through Chairish’s edited array of antique pottery. Find modern and vintage French dinner and bistro plates, crockery, full dinnerware sets and fine china, including in more elevated and country styles. Create your own adventure through dinnerware, uncovering something unique while keeping older pieces and their respective styles in rotation.
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