Audun Ferme Soup cup

Audun Ferme's soup cup carries the same copper-engraving-inspired pastoral scenes as the rest of the pattern — black-and-white countryside imagery lifted by a creamy yellow border — sized specifically for soup or stew rather than a shared serving dish.

The name traces back to Audun-le-Tiche, the Lorraine village where the Boch family opened its first pottery, making this one of the more historically-grounded patterns in the Villeroy & Boch range still in production today.