Haviland Schleiger Salad and Dinner Plate Set

In 1825, François Baignol set up “La Fabrique” on the edge the Brigueuil Forest, founding one of the first porcelain manufacturers in that area. In 1962, Henri Seignolles acquired the business and made significant investments to transform it. To accommodate the acquisition of a new high firing tunnel kiln in 1976, J Seignolles moved to Limoges, where it still is today. Thanks to its high firing techniques, J Seignolles became the first manufacturer in Limoges to craft long-lasting porcelain decorations guaranteed to be dishwasher safe.

In 2008, J Seignolles was awarded the “Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant” (Living Heritage Company) label by the French goverment, in honor of the skilled hands that have lovingly crafted its products over the centuries: hand painting, inlaying, sanding, burnishing and designing fine china.

In 1924, Robert Haviland collaborated with Camille Parlon to form Robert Haviland and C. Parlon. Robert Haviland was from a family with a long history in the porcelain business and was able to maintain the quality that his family was known for. The company produces its fine porcelain in Limoges, a French town well known for this coveted material.

6.25 inches

Crafted in France/Limoges

EIGHT AVAILABLE - two dinner plates have small chips