The 53 maisons.
The houses represented by Scopelliti 1887. Each maison has its own liturgy, its own geography, its own century. We chose them for coherence, not quantity.
- Since 1837 · Paris
Hermès
Saddlery leather goods, Parisian elegance.
Open the maison - Since 1764 · Baccarat
Baccarat
Crystal of France, the light of the courts.
Open the maison - Since 1586 · Saint-Louis-lès-Bitche
Saint-Louis
The first crystal of Lorraine.
Open the maison - Since 1888 · Paris
Lalique
Art crystal, an Art Nouveau soul.
Open the maison - Since 1830 · Paris
Christofle
Silverware of France, imperial elegance.
Open the maison - Since 1842 · Saint Petersburg
Fabergé
Enamelled goldsmithery of the imperial courts.
Open the maison - Since 1735 · Doccia
Ginori 1735
Florentine porcelain from Doccia.
Open the maison - Since 1921 · Murano
Venini
Blown glass of Murano, with the soul of its designer.
Open the maison - Since 1919 · Milan
Buccellati
Goldsmithery and silverware of Milanese engraving.
Open the maison - Since 1878 · Nancy
Daum
Pâte de verre of the École de Nancy.
Open the maison - Since 1863 · Limoges
Bernardaud
Limoges porcelain, the excellence of France.
Open the maison - Since 1826 · Herend
Herend
Hungarian porcelain of the imperial courts.
Open the maison - Since 1879 · Selb
Rosenthal
Bavarian porcelain, a contemporary signature.
Open the maison - Since 1953 · Valencia
Lladró
Hand-sculpted porcelain of Spain.
Open the maison - Since 1978 · Milan
Versace
Baroque porcelain, gold and Medusa.
Open the maison - Since 1940 · Milan
Fornasetti
Hand-decorated porcelain, Milanese imagination.
Open the maison - Since 1930 · Turin
Pininfarina
Italian design, gesture and pure line.
Open the maison - Since 1912 · Recanati
Ottaviani
Silver and enamel from the Marche.
Open the maison - Since 1820 · Paris
Puiforcat
Silverware of Paris, the pure gesture of Art Deco.
Open the maison - Since 1710 · Meissen
Meissen
The first porcelain of Europe, the crossed swords of Saxony.
Open the maison - Since 1960 · Milan
Taitù Milano
Milanese porcelain, the first to bring colour to the table.
Open the maison - Since 1842 · Limoges
Haviland
Limoges porcelain, the whiteness that won America over.
Open the maison - Since 1759 · Stoke-on-Trent
Wedgwood
English neoclassicism, the jasper blue of Staffordshire.
Open the maison - Since 1867 · Ercuis
Ercuis
French silverware, born in the village that gives it its name.
Open the maison - Since 1976 · Borso del Grappa
Bosa
Hand-modelled designer ceramics, gold and platinum.
Open the maison - Since 1999 · Genoa
Giobagnara
Leather and suede from Genoa, home objects made to measure.
Open the maison - Since 2007 · Florence
Mario Luca Giusti
Synthetic crystal from Florence, the colour that does not break.
Open the maison - Since 1973 · London
Yoko London
Rare pearls chosen one by one, set in London.
Open the maison - Since 1887 · Reggio Calabria
Scopelliti 1887
The selection of the house, chosen one product at a time since 1887.
Open the maison Emò Italia
Tableware and wedding favours, between ceramic and crystal.
Open the maisonIchendorf
Hand-blown glass, born near Cologne and designed in Milan.
Open the maisonAncienne Manufacture Royale
Limoges porcelain, eighteenth-century cups remade identically.
Open the maison- Since 1814 · Hohenberg an der Eger
Hutschenreuter
Bavarian porcelain, the lion stamped on every object.
Open the maison - Since 1981 · Murano
Foscarini
Designer lighting, born in the blown glass of Murano.
Open the maison - Since 1968 · Tezze di Piave
Désirée
Upholstery from the Treviso hills, sofas and armchairs made to measure.
Open the maison Philippe Deshoulieres
White porcelain, the largest manufactory in France.
Open the maisonVRH
Open the maisonGerz
Westerwald stoneware. Official founding 1862; at Höhr since 1857. Production ceased in 2000.
Open the maisonGuess
Californian fashion and lifestyle, from denim to accessories.
Open the maisonGiovanni Raspini
Tuscan silver and jewellery, worked by hand in the workshop.
Open the maison- Since 1770 · Stoke-on-Trent
Spode
English ceramics, the patterns of Staffordshire.
Open the maison - Since 1898 · Rotterdam
Berkel
Flywheel slicers, Dutch precision engineering.
Open the maison Morassutti
Veneto bedroom furniture, in veneered wood.
Open the maisonCasati
Open the maisonSmania
Italian luxury furniture, from iron to outdoor teak.
Open the maisonCattelan Italia
Contemporary Veneto furniture in glass, wood and leather.
Open the maisonMadeleine Croix
Open the maison- Since 1775 · Copenhagen
Royal Copenhagen
Hand-painted Danish porcelain, marked with three waves.
Open the maison - Since 1790 · Blankenhain
Weimar Porzellan
Thuringian porcelain, dinner services and cobalt blue.
Open the maison Royal Bone China
Open the maisonCouleurs Pastel
Open the maison- Since 1952 · Tel Aviv
Hazorfim
Hand-worked sterling silver, candlesticks and Judaica.
Open the maison Schirnding Bavaria
Bavarian porcelain from Upper Franconia.
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