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Villeroy & Boch china is a brand to be trusted. The company is nearly 255 years old and an exception in modern industry. It is still family owned – the eighth generation of its founders still actively creating and proudly producing extraordinary tableware designs treasured the world over. Villeroy & Boch is the world’s largest producer of ceramics, making everything from egg cups to bathtubs. Its tiles line the Holland Tunnel. Its dinnerware sets the tables of the Pope, crowned royalty, households of the rich and famous, and renowned restaurants and chefs on every continent.
Vera Wang , Noritake China and many others. Our business philosophy has always been to provide a high level of customer service which allows us to build trust and integrity with our customers.
Mottahedeh and Company designs, manufactures and distributes top quality china, crystal and metals under license of numerous prostegious museums and art collections. Mottahedeh has long been acknowledged for its dedication in using the finest textiles to produce some of the most striking collections and contrasts in its catalog. Please discover the fine details of the Mottahedeh collection by clicking on one of the icons below.
Noritake china is known for its beauty and quality on tabletops throughout the world. Noritake china has superior craftsmanship and detail that have made them a standing trademark over the last 100 years. Noritake china was formed from a small trading company out of New York in 1876. From this small company, many techniques were developed which allowed for expedited production and availability for export. Many of the earliest dinner plates were hand painted and had small applications of gold.