Haviland & Co.

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In 1840, a customer wandered into David Haviland’s china shop looking for a replacement cup to complete their set. After a thorough investigation Haviland matched the cup’s superior purity and whiteness to Limoges china, produced in France. Combining American tastes with French purity and refinement, Haviland & Co. Limoges porcelain sourced pure kaolin clay to produce pure white china painted and designed for American tastes and sensibilities. The engaging, colorful designs of Haviland & Co. porcelain soared in popularity, and became the standard in White House dinnerware for four presidencies. Although no longer in production, Haviland continues to be highly sought after be collectors and enthusiasts alike, recalling the delicacy and creativity of American porcelain.