Villeroy & Boch's Audun collection breathes new life into a chapter of the companys history. In 1748, Franois Boch set up a small pottery in the small village of Audun-le-Tiche and in doing so laid the foundation for a global company. The early days over 250 years ago are reflected in this dcors beautiful pictures. Portrayed in a copperplate style, this porcelain tells stories of rural life hay making, animal husbandry and arable farming were part of daily working life back then. Combined with graceful, floral ornaments and a soft yellow and grey, romantic-looking crockery comes to light that is calming and incredibly versatile. Audun is the relaunch of the original, same-named dcor from 1830. The copperplate technique revolutionised the design possibilities of porcelain then. Today, anthracite-coloured copperplate paintings with fresh shades of yellow bear witness not only to good taste, but also to high-quality lithography: landscapes as a reminder of the past.