L’OBJET + Peugeot collaborated to create luxurious table accents outfitted with expertly functional salt + pepper grinding mechanisms. Inspired by the Ionic order of classical architecture, this collection is crafted from black and white Limoges porcelain in a fluted vertical design, and accented with brass for a touch of opulence. The Peugeot mechanism is made of steel specially treated to keep the teeth razor sharp, and to release maximum flavor and aroma while grinding. Creators of fine pepper mills since 1870, Peugeot is the ultimate benchmark in the art of grinding. Preferred by celebrated chefs and found in fine kitchens around the world, Peugeot mills are designed and built in France with spice-specific, patented mechanisms.

• Black
• Set of 2
• Presented in a luxury gift box

The Han collection takes its name from the first of China’s four great dynasties, a period of tremendous artistic achievement which included the invention of glazed ceramics. While elements of the design recall this extraordinary era, this dinnerware collection is unmistakably modern in sensibility. Made of Limoges porcelain and available in white and hand-gilded.

5 D in - 8oz

13 D cm - 25cl

• Limoges Porcelain

Final Sale Items Cannot be Returned 

Combining classical elegance with whimsy, L’Objet Napkin Jewels accessorize the dining experience. Meticulously handcrafted, plated with 24K gold and platinum, some are accented with Swarovski crystals. Presented in a luxury gift box.

Set of 4

Gold, Multi

Porcelain honeypot contrasts the timeless geometry of the honeycomb with hand-gilded drips of 24K golden honey. Includes 24Kgold-plated spoon.

The Blue-Green Haas Salad Monster creates a fantasy-filled serving ceremony. Generously sized, crafted from earthenware with 24K gold plated serveware. The organic forms of the Soup Monster and complementary Salad Monster intimately nest against one another, as in a herd.

Made by hand and a pleasure to behold, the Braid cake and bread knife represents classic design made for elegant entertaining. Each piece features a handle made of woven metals, hand-gilded in 24K gold or platinum paired with gleaming stainless steel.

L’Objet + Lito is a collection typified by the use of the eye motif mixed with the finest materials. Whimsical and surreal, these small plates are handcrafted in porcelain with 24-karat gold plating and inlaid with resin details.

Porcelain Timna pitcher, available in the stone and iron finishes, extend the organic forms and mineral glazes of the Terra collection into sculptural drinkware. With handles carved out of the body of the form, Timna has an ancient, primal character.

All sale product is final sale and not eligible for return or exchange

• Fine Porcelain|24k Gold
• 12 L x 6 W in (30 L x 15 W cm)

All L’OBJET collections are made with exceptional materials, and with proper use and care, will last for generations. L’OBJET dinnerware with metallic accents are dishwasher safe, using a gentle energy efficient air-dry cycle or may be handwashed and dried with a soft cloth. Handwash oversize pieces. Do not overload dishwasher. Avoid abrasive soaps and detergents containing citrus scents or additives. After use, rinse in hot water to avoid prolonged contact with acidic substances which can stain metallic finish. When storing, stack carefully to avoid scratches in the metallic finish. Pieces with metallic accents are not suitable for the microwave.

Final Sale Items Cannot be returned or exchanged. 

From the Haas Brothers decor collaboration- oversized baby alpaca blanket featuring a lively, blissed-out sea creature. The image is woven into the throw from 4 unique yarns collected from baby alpacas living on the highlands of Peru.

Final Sale Items cannot be returned or exchanged!

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Dishwasher Safe

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CA Prop 65

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The fine porcelain of the "Han Gold" dinnerware by L'Objet is decorated with artistic golden relief structures. The inspiration for this opulent "Han Gold" dinner service takes us way back to what is nowadays known as the Chinese Han dynasty. The pronounced relief structures around the edges of the plates and dishes goes back to this era that achieved international renown for its magnificent productions in the arts.