Audun Ferme Breakfast plate

Audun Ferme reads like a piece of engraved history brought to the table. The pattern draws on copper-engraved pastoral scenes from the turn of the last century — black-and-white countryside imagery softened by a creamy yellow accent border and detailed floral printing.

The name itself is a nod to Audun-le-Tiche, the small Lorraine village where the Boch family set up its first pottery — the seed of what would become Villeroy & Boch. Ferme is one of four sister patterns in the Audun collection (alongside Promenade, Fleur, and Chasse), each offering a different rustic scene from the same design world.

At 8.5 inches, this salad/dessert plate works equally well as a starter plate or, framed, as decorative wall art — a common way collectors display Audun pieces.