Audun Villeroy & Boch

Isabelle von Boch shares the history behind the popular Audun tableware collection, September's Pattern of the Month. about this beloved pattern. Buy Villeroy & Boch Audun Dinnerware at Bloomingdale's today.

FREE Shipping and Free Returns available, or buy online and pick-up in store! Audun Ferme For 25 years, the Audun collection has been a beloved best. Audun Villeroy & Boch's Audun collection breathes new life into a chapter of the company's history.

In 1748, François Boch set up a small pottery in the small village of Audun-le-Tiche and in doing so laid the foundation for a global company. The early days over 250 years ago are reflected in this decor's beautiful pictures. Villeroy & Boch Audun Fleur Bread & Butter Plate, 6.25 in, Premium Porcelain, White/Gray/Yellow $38.00$22.80 Add to Wishlist -40%.

Villeroy & Boch Audun With Villeroy & Boch Audun, you can relive past times. The beautiful paintings on the dishes date back to the beginnings of Villeroy & Boch about 250 years ago. On the noble Premium Porcelain in soft yellow and gray, lovingly crafted landscape scenes in copperplate style are combined with delicate floral ornaments.

The romantically appealing scenes depict the life of. Shop the Audun collection from Villeroy & Boch at Wayfair for a zillion options to meet your unique style and budget. Get Free Shipping on most stuff, even big stuff.

Buy Villeroy & Boch Audun Dinnerware Collection at Macy's today. FREE Shipping and Free Returns available, or buy online and pick-up in store! Audun Maison is a limited-edition collection that celebrates the 25th anniversary of the original Audun collection and the 275th anniversary of Villeroy & Boch.

Named after the birthplace of the collection's decor includes historic copperplates of the architecture of the Old Abbey (the headquarters of Villeroy & Boch) to the Old Tower in Mettlach, Germany, combined with the classic Audun. This is the name of the village where Villeroy & Boch was founded in 1748 by my great, great grandfather. Francois Boch and his three sons set up pottery in Audun-le-Tiche, a tiny town in the Lorraine section of France.

Boch set forth to meet the growing European demand for elegant dinnerware by producing a fine ivory.