Syracuse Turquoise

Haviland Parlon porcelain set model MONET

Bold colors and great simplicity give this service, created by Monet himself for his dining room in Giverny, an authentic modernity. Today, it is still reissued for the Claude Monet Museum.

Haviland Parlon porcelain set model Syracuse Taupe

The name alone inspires poets to flights of fancy. Arielle de Brichambaut made it into a jeweled pattern, holding Mediterranean turquoise stones captive within the golden bonds of ancient Greek and Roman civilizations.

Haviland Parlon porcelain set model Grand Parc

This pattern created by Isabelle Barthel, also called French garden, takes the classical forms of the garden with trimmings and amenities where the perfection of the form takes an almost theatrical expression.