Ridgway Sterling Leaf Dish
English decorative ware inspired by nature and produced in earthenware with a green glaze.
LIMOGES
Twelve pristine 19th-century Limoges porcelain plates, anchored by a flawless gilded 'LB' monogram.
What do we do?
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01 / Curation
Truvê is an editorial curation of antique and design objects. We search for overlooked pieces, uncover their stories and present them through a singular perspective. We connect objects with history to the people and spaces they complete. You can find our selection here, and if you're looking for something specific, please feel free to contact us!
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02 / To find
Some objects are bought. Others are found. To find is to recognize something before fully understanding why. A shape, a material, a history, suddenly familiar, as if it had been waiting for you all along. At Truvê, discovery is never accidental. Every piece is chosen through a particular way of seeing: one shaped by curiosity, history and a belief that objects carry lives beyond their original purpose.
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03 / Objects and us
We believe objects are an essential part of who we are. They accompany our rituals and our everyday lives: the saints we pray to, the pots we cook in, the coffee cups we reach for each morning, the ring on our grandmother's finger, even the doormat at the entrance of a home. Objects surround us, but they also outlive us. We leave them behind because, in some way, we believe they carry fragments of who we were. They hold memory, identity and presence long after we are
gone.
Monogrammed Service
Haviland Limoges
Produced in Limoges between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this flawless set of 12 Théodore Haviland porcelain plates features an exceptional, hand-shaded gilded 'LB' monogram. Perfect for bread or desserts, the classic service stands in museum-quality condition with zero structural chips and entirely untarnished gold filigree.
Faceted Crystal Decanter
Saint-Louis
Mouth-blown and hand-finished by master artisans, this heavy, elegant crystal decanter showcases the precision-cut vertical facets and exceptional light refraction characteristic of the prestigious Saint-Louis house. The classic silhouette rises into a sculptural neck, a delicately molded spout, and a gracefully curved handle that immediately commands presence on any table.
Cobalt Plates
Haviland Belle Époque
Crafted in Limoges circa 1890–1915, this spectacular pair of porcelain plates exhibits a dramatic cobalt-blue gradient background framed by hand-applied gold filigree rims. The scalloped design and white central medallions showcase the absolute height of French Belle Époque luxury and refined, Art Nouveau-inspired floral ornamentation.