Michael C. Fina

Gien

Gien is the most prestigious maker of earthenware, "Faience," in France. The history of Gien dinnerware dates back almost 200 years, to 1821 when Thomas Hall wanted to introduce fine English earthenware manufacturing techniques to France.

Gien tableware takes inspiration from many sources, including Rouannais patterns from the 18th century, Italian design, Delft earthenware, Wedgwood and styles from the Far East.

Artisans and craftsmen today take inspiration from Gien’s rich design past to create classic and modern tableware for today’s consumer. Because Gien dinnerware it is fired at lower temperatures than porcelain, its colors are notably rich and warm.

Browse our large selection of Gien tableware online or come into our Fifth Avenue store for an even larger selection.

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  • Pont-Aux-Choux White
    by Gien


  • Raphael
    by Gien


  • Sologne
    by Gien


  • Tamarin
    by Gien


  • Toscana
    by Gien


  • Tulipes Noires
    by Gien


  • Villa Medicis
    by Gien

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