“Art is the stored honey of the human soul.” – Theodore Dreiser Although it carries an obvious functionality, fine china that conveys the spark of creativity is elevated beyond utility and into the domain of true art. As such, owners and collectors may find themselves wondering how to properly store and showcase their prized possessions.… Read More How To: Dish Room Essentials
Haviland has been creating beautiful porcelain for more than 175 years. David Haviland, the founder of the porcelain manufacturer, started this journey by creating an import company of ceramics and porcelain in 1838 in New York. After becoming captivated by Limousin “white gold,” Haviland moved to Limoges in 1842 and founded his manufacturer. Notable figures… Read More Historic Collections: Haviland Héritage
Porcelain has a rich history that can be traced over 2,000 years back in time with some of the first evidence coming from the Eastern Han Dynasty in China. Since its ancient lineage, the art has found itself on all corners of the earth.… Read More Historic Collections: Limoges Ancienne Manufacture Royale
The trajectory of wedding planning is adapting to the times but the need for a signature china pattern will remain eternal. We put high importance on the needs of our clientele here at Scully & Scully, but we now want to show you off too! More specifically, we are embarking on a new feature: Bride… Read More October Bride of the Month: Pinto Paris Belle Saisons
The time to dust off your holiday decorations is fast approaching – but do not take out your seasonal china quite yet. After 21 years, Bernardaud has retired their holiday collection only to introduce the Noel pattern. The delicate pattern embodies the sparkle that can only equate to that of freshly popped champagne or the sparkle… Read More Holiday Tabletop: The Bernardaud Noel Collection
Soup has been a household staple for, well, since the dawn of time – or, according to evidence, as far back as roughly 20,000 BC. The word itself comes from the French word soupe, which has strong Latin and Germanic ties. Alongside “soup”, “restaurant” also hails from France to refer to establishments run by street… Read More The Season of Soup: An Oft Overlooked Course
Despite its widespread recognition as the hub of established culture, Park Avenue is the image of serenity on a sunny summer afternoon. Having passed the rush that’s brought on every morning by the folk in suits, it now stands still, with the occasional resident seen strolling down the long sidewalk, periodically glancing up at the… Read More Scully and Scully: A Testament to Class
Floral Delights by parkavenuestyle featuring a swivel chair
The Fund for Park Avenue party included five gorgeously decorated tables, each with a fun and distinctive theme. The Caviar Table, designed by event co-host Mary Davidson, featured a taste of the Far East with artfully placed Herend fine porcelain in both dinnerware and table accents. Recreate the look at home with Herend Fish Scale… Read More Caviar Dreams