Blenheim Palace Grand Cabinet Collection

A collection of fine bone china inspired by one of the most opulent rooms in Blenheim Palace, housing many treasures. Most significant of these is the Savonnerie carpet circa 1750, which is believed to have been purchased by Consuelo Vanderbilt, the famous 9th Duchess of Marlborough who arranged for the room to be redecorated after the Second World War.

Savonnerie carpets take their name from a defunct soap factory in Paris, the site of which later became the carpet weaving workshop founded by King Louis XIII in 1627.

Gold detailing further adds to the luxurious look of each dining item.