So-called Marie Antoinette Room in Schönbrunn Palace. View of family table with the portrait of the young Emperor Franz Joseph. The room served as the family dining room during Elisabeth's time. The family table is set with Viennese porcelain, Viennese court silver and crystal glasses.

2006年7月24日 · We start with a very classic duck dish, enjoyed by Marie Antoinette at her little place called the Trianon, in that carefree time before she lost her head. Today, July 24th … On this day in 1788, this was dinner at the Trianon:

One of my favorite period rooms at The Metropolitan Museum of Art is the Dining room from Kirtlington Park, Oxfordshire. This room was designed mid-18th century, and walking through is really a transporting experience. The details in the panels, stucco, and chimney-piece are beautiful. The lighting and decoration are thoughtfully done.

Marie-Antoinette, even though she preferred private dining, nevertheless appreciated luxury and elegance at her table. She ordered several services from the Sèvres manufactory. One of the most iconic is this one, featuring “pearls and cornflowers”, made in 1781 and comprising 295 pieces, including 120 plates.

Commissioned by Marie-Antoinette in July 1781 for the Petit Trianon, the 295-piece Perles et Barbeaux service was the largest ever ordered by the sovereign. “ Barbeau ” is the old French term for the cornflower, featured on the porcelain service.

2023年4月20日 · The infamous Austrian princess-turned-Queen of France Marie Antoinette has had a long afterlife when it comes to her aesthetics and interior style - we give you a few tips for how to decorate just like her

From 13 July, discover a unique offer for lovers of gastronomy and history thanks to a unique “Marie-Antoinette in Private” tour with a gourmet break, priced at €180. Enjoy breakfast in the morning from 9am to 10am, followed by a guided tour in English from 10am to 12pm.

Marie Antoinette's royal family in Austria was quite informal, so the seemingly absurd etiquette at French court annoyed her greatly. Marie Antoinette would pick at food, preferring a second meal be served in her private chambers.

Bernardaud MARIE ANTOINETTE. Bernardaud masters the art of porcelain dinnerware in Limoges, France combining craftsmanship, innovation and creativity in the art of porcelain-making.

The Marie Antoinette Chateau Collection is our most prestigious collection of French furniture. Hand made and hand-carved and adorned with elegant bas relief in a gold leaf patina. The mildly distressed gold accents over the antiqued crackle-patina ivory is pure Louis XVI style.