Vintage Digoin Sarreguemines tableware

Welcome to our collection dedicated to antique Digoin Sarreguemines dinnerware. The alliance of these two historic manufacturers (following Sarreguemines' acquisition of the Digoin site in Burgundy in 1877) gave birth to the most iconic tableware in French homes of the 20th century. Sought after for its authenticity and "family home" spirit, vintage Digoin Sarreguemines earthenware brings a touch of joyful nostalgia, color, and conviviality to your everyday tables and Sunday brunches alike.

​From robust bistro tableware to the famous floral services of the 1920s to 1950s, discover a unique selection of pre-owned antique plates, serving dishes, and retro bowls.

​Why Choose Vintage Digoin Sarreguemines Dinnerware?

​Hunting for pieces from the Digoin and Sarreguemines period means adopting a relaxed, warm, and decidedly trendy lifestyle. This tableware embodies the golden age of popular French earthenware.

  • ​The quintessential "Country Chic" design: With its naive motifs, stenciled decorations, and bold colors, it is the undeniable star of flea market atmospheres and rustic or bohemian kitchens.
  • ​Unrivaled robustness: Originally designed for daily and intensive use (especially for cafes and bistros), this earthenware is thicker and particularly shock-resistant.
  • ​The joy of Mix & Match: It is the ideal tableware for creating mismatched tables. Mixing different Digoin floral patterns immediately creates a poetic and welcoming atmosphere.

​Cult Models and Collections of Digoin Sarreguemines

​Explore the legendary series that awaken our childhood memories and are coveted by retro decor enthusiasts:

​Mythical Floral Decors

  • ​Digoin Mary Lou & Ville de Paris: Stylized small flower motifs, often stenciled with touches of red, blue, or green, absolute symbols of the 30s to 50s.
  • ​The Janine or Armide model: Denser, spring-like floral compositions that gently frame dinner and soup plates.
  • ​The "Ciboulette" or "Basque" models: Clean lines and timeless colorful bands that evoke summery family meals.

​Bistro Dinnerware and Everyday Objects

​In addition to dinner plates, the Digoin Sarreguemines period is famous for its cult objects: the famous earthenware coffee pots, pitchers, large salad bowls, pie dishes, and, of course, antique ribbed bowls (the famous handleless grandmother's bowls), perfect for breakfast.