HAVILAND & PARLON
Originally founded in 1835, Robert Haviland & C. Parlon has seen many defining moments in its history of over 185 years.
During the 1960s and 70s, the factory was one of the most sought after manufacturers of its kind. Museums, institutions and royal families called upon the manufactory to decorate their tables with exclusive and extraordinary designs.
In 1984, the house joined the most prestigious French luxury brands, becoming a member of the Comité Colbert.
Since 2020, the porcelain factory has been in the careful hands of a new, young and dynamic team to perpetuate its spirit of excellence and high quality craftsmanship, which have made the company famous for over a century.
The new team, led by sisters Marie-Amélie and Marie-Caroline Guillot, is determined to preserve the DNA of the company, which is based on extreme quality, exceptional craftsmanship and great creativity.
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THE COLLECTIONS
The collections from Robert Haviland & C. Parlon employ a great degree of creativity, and can adorn any table from informal or contemporary to a formal dinner. Many of the collections can be easily mixed to create a truly personal look, whether intentionally eclectic or to deliver flexibility.
THE BEST SELLERS
SYRACUSE
One of Haviland & Parlon's most iconic collections; Syracuse is available in three colourways - grey, pink and turquoise.
Decoration requires expert craftsmanship, with chromolithography and hand painting processes relying on skill and precision.
This is followed, after the second firing, by hand polishing to achieve the exquisite finish for which Haviland & Parlon is infamous.
COLETTE
This decoration on a plate in the shape of Mozart with its gold or platinum lines was commissioned to reproduce the table service of the writer's country house.
Now reimagined with the addition of 27 colours and shades which bring the collection to life and create endless mix & match opportunities with this and other collections within the range.
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