Audun Dinnerware Set

Audun takes its name from the village where the company itself began. In 1748, François Boch opened a small pottery workshop in Audun-le-Tiche — the first step toward what would become Villeroy & Boch.

The collection reinterprets a design first produced in 1830, when copper-plate engraving opened new possibilities in porcelain decoration. Anthracite-toned scenes of rural life — drawn in the manner of a copper engraving — are set against accents of vibrant yellow, giving the pattern warmth without losing its graphic clarity.

Made from premium porcelain in Germany, this set for four is built for everyday rotation: dishwasher and microwave safe, with flat, salad and bread plates alongside a soup cup, tea cup and saucer.