Tableware and china stores Lorraine

Baccarat, the world-famous crystal, continues to dazzle us by playing with classic and contemporary styles, but also by drawing inspiration from other cultures, notably the Middle East, which is honored through its magnificent creations. In the pretty boutique on rue des Dominicains, you can enjoy jewelry, decorations, lighting or tableware, objects by artists whose materials and light are perfectly mastered. The reputation of the Baccarat house is well worth it. In the boutique, the welcome is friendly and the advice is extensive. A luxury that must be paid for.

Anne Ehret is specialized in tableware and supplies professionals and individuals. Ehret Verre Création has been located since 1970 in an old weaving factory from the beginning of the industrial era built in 1900. Preserved and renovated, it is now the setting for the workshops that you can visit to get a feel for the artisanal techniques used. Here, you will find a little bit of everything and you will be able to personalize each model so that it is unique, like you!

Since 1784, the reputation of Sarreguemines in the art of faience making is undeniable! This earthenware shop in the town centre is part of a six-stage tour, following on from the museums-gardens of the earthenware makers and the places that have marked the history of the town. In the shop specialized in retail, you will find marvels (alba, prisma, paloma, miramar, elypse...) You will be amazed by the know-how of the master ceramists of France.

The store's specialty is, of course, Limoges porcelain, white or decorated, but that's not all. Plates in all their forms, glasses, coffee and tea sets, cheese and dessert sets, cutlery, table linen - you're bound to find everything you need to set the most beautiful table for your guests. Mireille Porcelaine isn't just a retailer of top brands, it's also a designer who decorates plates and glasses. Tableware heaven! You'll also find Murano glass jewelry, home décor (mirrors, wall lights, mosaic creations...), culinary or decorated porcelain. Or even white porcelain for painting, to allow artists to express themselves.