Villeroy & Boch - Table service (102) - Naive Design - Porcelain

The first image is AI-enhanced to better showcase the design against a neutral background. Please rely only on the following original photos for the item’s true condition. This is the famous Design Naïf porcelain dinner service by Villeroy & Boch, created in the 1970s and decorated with the picturesque scenes of rural life by artist Gérard Laplau. The large set includes plates, cups, and serving pieces finely illustrated and finished with a distinctive black rim, combining an old-fashioned folk charm with everyday practicality. The service is composed as follows: 24 flat plates, 1 biscuit barrel, 1 oval tray, 1 large baking dish, 1 small baking dish, 1 rectangular tray, 1 square service tray, 3 salad bowls, 12 small bowls, 1 round serving plate, 1 tart pan, 3 round serving plates, 1 sugar bowl, 1 milk jug, 12 coffee cups, 12 coffee saucers, 4 tea cups, 4 tea plates, 4 latte cups, 4 latte plates The pieces are the ones visible in the photographs. Good condition, slight material defects and signs of wear and normal use due to the era. Please carefully study the photographs as they are an integral part of the description. Given the bulk, during packing we consider shipping on a reinforced pallet, depending on the destination country. Please note that shipping rates are subject to change after purchase depending on the destination country, especially for destinations outside Europe. However, local pickup is possible! Tracked shipping including secure packing, any duties and customs taxes will be borne by the buyer.

Schätzpreis:€700

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