French Tableware reaches Milan

A collective presence unheard of at Host 2025

Throughout the world, French tableware embodies an unparalleled art of living offering a warm and convivial atmosphere around elegantly decorated, creative and unique tables.

A collective approach to excellence

Francéclat is proud to support French brands throughout the year by showcasing them at international events and facilitating meetings between buyers and journalists from around the world.

At Host Milano, the world's leading hotel and catering trade fair, Francéclat will for the first time be bringing together four French tableware houses in a collective pavilion: cutlers Atelier Perceval and Claude Dozorme, as well as Faïencerie de Gien and Sarah-Linda, who specialise in Limoges porcelain.

These four brands will share a joint booth and showcase a selection of their most emblematic collections, between tradition and modernity.

Claude Dozorme

Also founded in 1902 in Thiers, the company Claude Dozorme has been constantly innovating for over a century, offering a range of high-quality knives reflection of our time and are entirely made in France. The company quickly made a name for itself through its creative flair and mastery of ancestral know-hows. Claude Dozorme is renowned for making bold, original knives, but also for its interpretation of iconic regional designs such as Le Thiers® and Laguiole. Claude Dozorme knives can be found on the tables of Michelin-starred restaurants such as Jean-Georges in New York or Neige d'Eté and Pilgrim by chef Hideki Nishi in Paris.

Sarah-Linda

Sarah-Linda offers sensual porcelain, hand-crafted in Limoges. Rooted in the French Art de Vivre, the brand embodies a passion for good food, the beauty of everyday life and a connection with nature. Each piece expresses a balance between refinement, emotion and simplicity, offering a unique aesthetic and sensory experience. Inspired by life, the table and the seasons, Sarah-Linda celebrates an authentic and poetic art of entertaining.

Sarah-Linda works with some of the world's most renowned chefs and establishments, including Mirazur, Marsan**, The French Laundry, The Ritz, Mandarin Oriental and Four Seasons.

Bernardaud

Bernardaud, mastered the art of French porcelain since 1863 in Limoges. Still family-owned today, the brand has always chosen excellence, quality and precision. Working in a field that is perpetually evolving, Bernardaud remains in the elite of design and innovation, developing technologies in its Limoges factory that push back the limits of the art of porcelain-making. 📍Hall 9, Stand G23

Degrenne

Degrenne is a French family-owned fine tableware House founded in 1948, specializing in high-end tableware. It has historic factories in Vire, Normandy (silverware) and Limoges (porcelain). The brand embodies the authentic French art of living: gastronomy, sharing, and conviviality. Degrenne offers refined collections of cutlery, tableware, glassware and silverware, designed with care, beautiful materials and an acute sense of detail. Degrenne will be presenting its new collections Acropole, Eclat and L Rayon. 📍Hall 9, Stand N23, P24

J.L Coquet

From Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat, near Limoges, J.L. Coquet and Jaune de Chrome design and produce high-quality French porcelain, renowned for the purity of its material, the originality of its shapes and the finesse of its finishes. With rich knowledge of craftsmanship dating back to 1824, their products are manufactured locally at the factory in Haute-Vienne. Their creations perfectly embody the French art of living. J.L Coquet will be presenting its collections at the show Boléro irisé, Hémisphère blanc satiné et Swan couleurs.
📍Hall 9, Stand Q12

Revol

Since 1768, Revol has been manufacturing exceptional porcelain in the Drôme region of France. Combining traditional craftsmanship with innovation, this family-run factory creates unique, durable and delicate pieces designed for the finest tables, hotels and restaurants around the world, with respect for people and natural resources. Revol will be presenting its collections, including No.W, Sphère et En Scène. 📍Hall 9, Stand L23 M22

Jean Dubost

Jean Dubost is a French family-owned cutlery manufacturer founded in 1920 near Thiers. For 4 generations, the company has been producing kitchen knives and flatware that blend tradition with innovation, with expertise recognised in over 60 countries worldwide. Using high-quality materials such as stainless steel, wood, horn and acrylic, jean Dubost has been committed to eco-design since 2008, incorporating plant-based biomaterials, PEFC wood and recycled plastics. As the creator of the famous Jean Dubost Laguiole®, the brand embodies the French art of living, driven by a continuous pursuit of innovation a new challenge. The brand will showcase its Laguiole® table cutlery in flamed horn, the Le Thiers 2.0 table knives and the Sense grill knife.📍Hall 9, Stand H12

Opinel

Invented in 1890 by Joseph Opinel in Savoie, in the heart of the French Alps, the Opinel pocketknife is cleverly designed and sharp, simple and durable. With its distinctive design and exceptional cutting performance, it has become a familiar object handed down through generations and a design icon recognised around the world. Today, Opinel celebrates the French art of living by offering a wide range of knives (outdoor, garden, DIY, kitchen, table, children's) combining traditional craftsmanship with practical, eco-conscious innovation. Opinel will be showcasing Les Forgés 1890 kitchen knives, Bon Appétit Bois table knives and the Barbecue set.
📍Hall 9, Stand E28