Kelly Wenzel
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Beatriz Ball
Aug. 16, 2025
• 10:55 AM
• 397 days ago
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Kelly Wenzel
@
Beatriz Ball
Aug. 16, 2025
• 10:55 AM
• 397 days ago
From backyard barbecues to black-tie soirees, our luxury melamine serveware makes every occasion effortlessly chic.
Melamine that has the look and feel of expensive ceramics and pottery ~ can easily go from the kitchen island to the outdoor pool and patio -- from summertime right into "tailgate ready!"
Michael Omel
@
Villeroy & Boch
Sept. 27, 2023
• 5:00 PM
• 1,086 days ago
Isabelle's favorite pattern Audun
Michael Omel
@
Villeroy & Boch
Sept. 27, 2023
• 5:00 PM
• 1,086 days ago
Celebrating Our 275th Anniversary with Isabelle von Boch
For over 275 years Villeroy & Boch has been synonymous with exquisite design, unparallel craftsmanship, and timeless elegance. From our humble beginnings as a small pottery shop in the heart of Europe, we have grown into a global brand that is loved and celebrated by discerning consumers around the world. Today, we continue to expend the boundaries of innovation and creativity, while staying ...
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For over 275 years Villeroy & Boch has been synonymous with exquisite design, unparallel craftsmanship, and timeless elegance. From our humble beginnings as a small pottery shop in the heart of Europe, we have grown into a global brand that is loved and celebrated by discerning consumers around the world. Today, we continue to expend the boundaries of innovation and creativity, while staying ...
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Casafina
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Costa Nova
Sept. 20, 2023
• 5:32 PM
• 1,093 days ago
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Casafina
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Costa Nova
Sept. 20, 2023
• 5:32 PM
• 1,093 days ago
The kitchen is a space of imagination and creativity. Let Poterie be the canvas for your creations, a unique collection that takes a modern approach to vintage culinary French pottery.
Savor the flavors of autumn with Poterie.
Savor the flavors of autumn with Poterie.
Kelly Wenzel
@
Beatriz Ball
April 24, 2018
• 9:21 PM
• 3,068 days ago
Kelly Wenzel
@
Beatriz Ball
April 24, 2018
• 9:21 PM
• 3,068 days ago
Entertaining Essentials! Our luxury melamine looks like pricey pottery and is perfect for outdoor entertaining!
VIETRI
Mar. 17, 2018
• 4:04 PM
• 3,106 days ago
VIETRI
Mar. 17, 2018
• 4:04 PM
• 3,106 days ago
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Don’t forget your pot of gold! You might just get lucky
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Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
Nov. 7, 2017
• 5:15 PM
• 3,236 days ago
Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
Nov. 7, 2017
• 5:15 PM
• 3,236 days ago
Isn’t he cute?! This little guy is our Squirrel Nut dish made from majolica, a fine painted pottery. A great gift idea or entertaining piece for table nibbles!
Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
Nov. 5, 2017
• 1:57 PM
• 3,238 days ago
Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
Nov. 5, 2017
• 1:57 PM
• 3,238 days ago
For a tranquil beginning to your week, we thought a blue/white table setting with Rookwood vases would promote the calm you are looking as Monday is upon us.
Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
Nov. 3, 2017
• 1:56 PM
• 3,240 days ago
Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
Nov. 3, 2017
• 1:56 PM
• 3,240 days ago
Chic & clean. Rookwood making a statement without much effort.
Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
Nov. 2, 2017
• 1:53 PM
• 3,241 days ago
Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
Nov. 2, 2017
• 1:53 PM
• 3,241 days ago
Happy Table Top Thursday! You are invited to our mad tea party full of bright colors & swirled cupcakes! Playing with solid-colored Jars stoneware makes your gathering a whirl of a time.
Lenox Corporation
June 7, 2015
• 9:59 AM
• 4,120 days ago
Lenox Corporation
June 7, 2015
• 9:59 AM
• 4,120 days ago
Did you know the piggy bank originated from the 15th century?
In Europe, in the 15th century, nearly all house wares and other household items made from pottery were made out of orange clay called Pygg Clay. This included the containers made to hold small items such as the coins that workers earned each day. The coins would remain in those “pygg jars” until they were needed, so that they wouldn’t be lost.
Interestingly, the name of the barnyard animal did not become “pygg...
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In Europe, in the 15th century, nearly all house wares and other household items made from pottery were made out of orange clay called Pygg Clay. This included the containers made to hold small items such as the coins that workers earned each day. The coins would remain in those “pygg jars” until they were needed, so that they wouldn’t be lost.
Interestingly, the name of the barnyard animal did not become “pygg...
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