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Brasserie cups, saucers & accessories |
| In the 1920s, Pillivuyt printed
menus on their dinnerware for French restaurants
and cafés. Capturing the style and spirit
of the times, the Brasserie Collection retains
the menu, and original prices, from the Grande
Brasserie Nationale. |
- pure white porcelain with diamond-hard glaze
that won’t lose its luster, discolor,
craze, chip or crack
- safe in oven, broiler, microwave, freezer
and dishwasher
- cup and saucer can be sold separately
- made in France by Pillivuyt
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breakfast/coffee cup + saucer
10 oz capacity |
$40 |
espresso cup + saucer
3
oz capacity |
$24 |
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pitcher
6 oz capacity |
$27 |
tidbit tray
perfect for teabags or a few sugar cubes |
$13 |
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| as seen in
the
Follow the French
February 28,
2006
In the 1920s, French cafés and
restaurants often put their menus on dinnerware, literally,
and diners read white porcelain plates, bowls, cups, and
saucers to know what was being served. The South End store
Michelle Willey sells the Brasserie Collection by Pillivuyt,
which includes reproductions of these café pieces.
Store owner Michelle Willey recommends combining a few
of them with the plain white dinnerware that she carries... |
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