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BONE CHINA

Write Your Story with Fine Bone China.

Antique & Vintage Limoges, Haviland, Wedgewood,  Lenox and More

Timeless & True Luxury


Coordinating Patterns

 

Destined for your elegant event, our antique and vintage bone china will elevate your tablescape into an heirloom experience from a curated collection of 1,000 pieces in fifty  coordinating patterns. 

Authentic

Bone china is known for exceptional translucency, and with each historic piece in our curated vault carrying its own history, some pieces will having slight, natural variations that are not considered flaws. Most were created by artisans in hand-decoration with delicate 24k gilded borders, and all are authenticated by genuine maker's backstamps.

White-Glove

Our contracted white-glove courier transport system, the custom-padded crates, and a specialized sanitization process are programmed to assure the safe preparation and transport of your rental order. Our table-ready guaranteed condition of each piece of your rental collection continues our premiere service philosophy. We’re on it. . 


The Color

Hutschenreuther Germany, Porcelain Brick Red with Platinum Overlay, 1930

The Texture

Hand-painted bone china, 22K gold trim, and hand-painted enameled textures bring a rich tapestry to an elegantly planned  dinner table.

P.T. Bavaria Tirschenreuth Cabinet Plate, 1930

The Anchor

A Lenox iconic, translucent ivory bone china dinner plate with a simple, hand-painted 22k rim, anchoring curated-patterned, bone china design, as is the first line of the book that begins the story.

LENOX HAYWORTH VINTAGE BONE CHINA

THE DESIGN

From historic, celebrated makers

in antique and vintage American and European bone china, 

iconic ivory and snow-white, hand-painted 24K gold and silver and platinum rimmed, 

dinner plates serve as anchors, beginning your event’s tabletop story. 

We will design two, three or four-piece

place settings, stacking with coordination, in your colors and textures,

and in your vision.



In Victorian high society,

dining was a performance

meant to distinguish the cultivated elite from the unrefined working class.

Soup was almost always the opening course of a formal dinner,

meaning a guest's very first movements at the table immediately signaled their social standing and mastery of self-control.

SOUP BOWLS


The Victorian Bone China Cream & Consommé  Soup Bowls

Antique Bone China Consommé  & Cream Soup Bowls

Victorian soup bowls were specialized and prized tabletop pieces designed during the 19th century to match specific soup consistencies, serving temperatures, and strict formal dining etiquette. It was a status enhancer for the woman of the house to count the cream soup as part of her bone china collection. Either soup or fish was served as the very first course of an elaborate multi-course Victorian meal. The Victorian formal dinner menu had its own set of non-negotiated dining rules. Victorian cream soup bowls and consommé (bouillon) bowls differ primarily in their size, handle orientation, and the specific type of soup they were designed to serve, and for adherence of the strict rules in consuming those soups.


Rimmed Antique & Vintage Bone China & Porcelain Rimmed Soup Plate

Hutschenreuther Selb Bavaria Inka Porcelain Soup Plates, 1949

The rimmed soup plate, used exclusively in Victorian formal dining, was governed by strict rules regarding placement, the correct spoon to use, spoon technique, and non-negotiable table manners. 

Lenox Fusion Bone China

Contemporary and fabulous, the Lenox Fusion Bone China by Stephanie Ryan is bold and whimsical and unexpected. 

Embracing  a modern aesthetic, the 2010 introduction of the Lenox bone china Fusion collection encouraged a more relaxed lifestyle. Designed  with organic shapes, bright watercolor bursts and multi-motif pieces, the pattern encouraged playful layering.

Durand France for Horchow 

 

 

As an unexpected dimension in a multi-patterned, layered place setting, pairing vintage, textured , frosted, petal-rimmed Floral Bouquet glass plates together with options from our fifty patterns of complimenting antique and vintage European bone china patterns adds dimension to the table setting or buffet table. Note: These plates are made of fully tempered glass which underwent an intense thermal treatment process. This created a surface that is up to five times stronger than standard glass and is highly resilient against knife scratches, heavy stacking weight, and accidental bumps. French. Durand for Horchow, 1985.

Spode Christmas Tree 

Expect a happy holiday

as guests begin to arrive.

Lassothemoon Event Rentals

collection of the iconic 1938 English Spode Christmas Tree

reserves a timeless holiday nostalgia for your next seasonal gathering.

We’ll coordinate vintage silver plate flatware patterns

and silver plate hollowware serving pieces

with Spode Christmas Tree five-piece place settings,

platters, butter dishes, pitchers, gravy dishes,

coffee pots, teapots, cocoa-for-one sets, cocoa mugs,

serving bowls, coffee cups and saucers and more

to create a classic, festive, and charming holiday table.


Royal Crown Derby Devonshire Bone China, England, 1965

DESIGNING

an elegant tabletop in our antique and vintage, curated tabletop collections is an exercise in visual storytelling, where layers of history, texture and color converge to create an unforgettable dining experience. The foundation begins with the timeless, iconic, translucent ivory Lenox bone china. The options are exciting! The sophistication of antique Limoges and Haviland bone china’s delicate, refined porcelain artistry in foundational elegance can be dynamically elevated by the playful brilliance of colorful depression glass or the multi-faceted shimmer of antique crystal stems, casting a warm, atmospheric glow across the setting. Silver plate flatware from the Victorian, Art Deco, Art Nouveau or mid-century Camelot tabletop eras offer  a rhythmic, polished framework, guiding the eye toward the theatrical centerpiece of the meticulously planned menu.  Here, visually-commanding samovars, hand-chased coffee pots and full coffee and tea services, polished silver plate serving trays, and gleaming chafing dishes and buffet servers establish a dramatic sense of scale and hospitality. By artfully balancing the intricate patterns of the porcelain with the bold sculptural presence of the silver serving pieces, your tabletop transcends from a simple meal structure into a breathtaking canvas of luxury.