The Porcelain Museum of Couleuvre

1. Sweetmeat box.   2. Egg.   3. Peynet Vase.  

Installed in a 14th century house, known as “Charles IX”, this museum traces the history of the Couleuvre art porcelain factory founded in 1789. The number and diversity of its exhibited pieces (200,000 molds and more than 6,000 original models) offer a visit to the history of French decorative arts and the richness of the decorations, characteristic of Couleuvre porcelain.


Useful information :

Days and times :
Open from July 2 to September 1, 2024:
- Every day except Monday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- Possibility of visits out of season, only for groups, by reservation with the town hall.

Address :
1 rue Jules Ferry
03320 COULEUVRE
Phone number :
04 70 66 19 77
04 70 66 10 45 (mairie)

E-mail address :
mairie.couleuvre@gmail.com

Website :
couleuvre-troncais.fr

GPS coordinates :
latitude : 46.67107
longitude : 2.90625