Bernardaud Louvre Salad Plate
Best elegant dinnerware for hosts who value both style and convenience.
This plate brings museum-grade architectural elegance to the table without the fragility usually associated with fine porcelain. While it leans into a formal aesthetic, the oven-to-table durability makes it surprisingly practical for everyday use. It is the rare piece that manages to feel both like an heirloom and a workhorse.
$46.00
at
Chiragan (home retailer)
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Who it's for
- Collectors valuing the durability and prestige of authentic Limoges porcelain
- Hosts seeking an elegant, museum-quality aesthetic for their table settings
- Entertainers wanting luxury dinnerware that remains practical for daily use
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious shoppers prioritizing value over brand heritage and luxury status
- Careful owners worried about the high cost of replacing individual pieces
- Casual diners preferring relaxed, rustic, or modern minimalist table settings
Performance breakdown
Design Heritage
Architectural detailing captures the Louvre's aesthetic with remarkable precision.
Thermal Versatility
Seamless transition from oven heat to table presentation is a standout.
Maintenance Ease
Dishwasher compatibility makes daily use surprisingly low-effort for fine porcelain.
Styling Flexibility
Balances formal elegance and casual utility with effortless grace.
Surface Durability
High-quality glazing resists everyday wear while maintaining a pristine finish.
Ergonomic Sizing
The 8.5-inch diameter offers perfect proportions for salads or appetizers.
Key Specs
SKU
0542/17
Diameter
8.5 inches (215.9 mm)
Oven safe
Yes
Dishwasher safe
Yes
Intended Use
Casual or formal dining
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