Normande earthenware · made in Saon

Normande Earthenware

Three essential colours rooted in local history: warm red, natural white and deep black.

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Series of decorated tiles in the Raoult & Fils factory archives

Raoult & Beck · 2026

Three bodies. Two preparations.

FA100, FA200 and FA300 are available in LISSE and CHF. Each body keeps its own firing range: FA100 Normande Black is limited to 980°C, while Normande Red and White cover 980 to 1080°C.

References
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Range span · by reference
980–1080 °C
Preparations
LISSE · CHF

2026 collection

Choose with clear data.

Every reference keeps its own colour, firing temperature and preparations. Open the product page for photographs, uses and associated documents.

Before use, always check the exact firing temperature and characteristics in the reference’s technical data sheet.
Official French safety data sheet. The translated version is awaiting regulatory approval.

Factory heritage

Clay, tile and a craft passed on.

The Raoult & Fils archives preserve mosaics, series of tiles and workshop carts. Normande Earthenware continues this material culture through three straightforward colours; the clay bodies are now prepared in Saon.

Raoult & Beck clay packages beside the historic drying sheds in Saon
Preparation and packaging in Saon
Hand assembly of a mosaic in the Raoult & Fils workshop
Hand-assembled mosaic · archives
Carts of tiles in the historic Saon workshop
Tiles in the workshop · archives

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The guide brings together all 18 Raoult & Beck clay bodies by firing temperature, colour and preparation. Our team can also advise you on a specific project.

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