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Annieglass - Annieglass, handcrafted sculptural glass dinnerware, serving pieces, drinkware and accessories, is designed by artist Ann Morhauser of Santa Cruz, California. Annieglass appeals equally to the home chef and to culinary professionals, all of whom delight in the infinity of possibilites for setting a dramatic table. Every piece of Annieglass carries an engraved signature and the date it was made, guaranteeing authenticity.
Bridgewater Pottery - Bridgewater Pottery was begun in 1984 by Emma Bridgewater, whose aim was to invigorate the production of English earthenware. Emma's designs - lyrical themes applied using traditional hand decorating techniques - recall the charm of period farmhouse kitchens and English country life.
C.F. Haviland & Parlon - The four generations of Havilands, who have guided the destinies of this world famous institution, have had but one thing in mind; the finest quality and the very best artistic achievement in china. Haviland & Parlon's patterns are well suited for mixing with other patterns and brands.
Gien - Gien is the number-one producer of quality earthenware in France. Known and loved for its fresh design, Gien is also highly regarded for its strength and durability, making it a perfect choice for everyday living.
Ginori - The Italian porcelain manufactory Richard Ginori produces some of Europe's most beloved china patterns. Protocol is pleased to offer Ginori as one of its newest tabletop lines.
Herend - Undoubtedly one of the most famous producers of porcelain in the world, Herend's enduring designs and patterns continue to be a favorite of many. The timeless style of Herend, from Rothschild Bird to Queen Victoria, is an investment in quality to be passed from generation to generation.
Lappas - Plata Lappas, the dean of Argentine silversmiths, has been crafting exquisite holloware, flatware and tabletop items for more than a century. Renowned for its collections, the style and quality of the products, Plata Lappas has been the choice for generations of luxury hotels and embassies around the world.
Lindt Stymeist - The shapes and glazes developed by John Stymeist are produced exclusively for him in a small “craft” factory in central Japan. Widely know for the famous Colorways pattern, Lindt Stymeist is synonymous with imaginative contemporary design.
Match - Match pewter is handmade by artisans in the north of Italy. Each piece is made with an alloy that is food safe, lead-free, FDA approved and requiring little or no care. Each piece of Match is a testament to the timeless values of craft and authorship often overlooked in this age of speed and convenience.
Mottahedeh - Mottahedeh & Company is world renowned for dinnerware designs reproduced and adapted from rare original antiques. Committed to design excellence for more than 70 years, Mottahedeh patterns reflect a grand tradition of style, proportion and elegance. Among their licensed authorized reproductions are Colonial Williamsburg, Historic Charleston, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Monticello and Winterthur.
Penzo - One of the most unique pottery products in the world today, Penzo reflects the joy of Africa, its people and its character. Each hand painted piece of Penzo is a work of art, with no two items ever alike and every one carrying the signature of its artist. Prized by collectors, Protocol is pleased to offer one of the most comprehensive inventories of Penzo anywhere.
Philippe Deshoulieres - Philippe Deshoulieres Limoges porcelain embodies the latest in cutting-edge design and imagination, combined with the longtime tradition of fine French porcelain.
Simon Pearce - Raised in County Cork, Ireland, Simon Pearce produces some of the world's most beautiful hand-blown glass from his studio in Vermont. Known for its simplicity and sturdiness, Simon Pearce Glass has become a mainstay of the table for discerning customers and gift givers.
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