Set of 8 porcelain coffee cups by Yves Deshoulières for Apilco

Collection of eight bistro coffee cups and their hard porcelain saucers, created by yves deshoulières, made by apilco. Late twentieth. Maison deshoulières, created in 1799, is the most important french porcelain factory. The company apilco, created in 1826, first specialized in hotel tableware has expanded its range to individuals who can take advantage of its technology called hard porcelain (chauvigny stone). This porcelain, non-porous, does not chip or crack. These sixteen pieces are available in yellow, green, blue and red bistro versions, stamped in gilding under the cups and hollow under the saucers. They are in new condition, totally free of any accident or shortage, even minor. Cup height: 5 cm - cup diameter: 7 cm (without handles) Saucer diameter: 12 cm. Weight: 2.5 kg. Sending perfectly protected from the vagaries of transport, via mondial relay (for eligible countries) or colissimo, as desired.