I love porte etiquettes❤️
One of my obsessions is the porte etiquette.You only find these pastry stands in France. I got one the last day of Fauchon's New York closing sale. 
It took me forever to find out the name of these pastry card holders. I'd KILL for a shield signs. 
There's nothing like a French handwritten sign with wonderful French écriture on it like these in the marché.
This mini ardoise is a keeper.
Fleuristes go for the porte etiquette.
This sign is like a recipe at Cafe La Pâtisserie Viennoise.. 
A handwritten porte etiquette at Salon du Chocolat.
A printed porte etiquette. Very direct-no romance.
Like reading a book-intellectual content at PIERRE HERME. Read and give it some serious thought. Even the title is poetic - Desire Individuel.
A pict-o-gram that says it all at gelateria ICE ON ICE in Les Halles.Here's a 'porte etiquette' I'd love outside my door.
How about you?
Bien sur! Regarde ceci:
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and look at the little chef ones too.
:)
All best, Jan
http://www.mora.fr/fr/famille_liste.asp?ID_Famille=12&MenuActif=8&SsMenuActif=-1&num=2
ReplyDeleteOop la maybe this will work.. sorry.
Oh LORDIE
ReplyDeleteBIG MERCI JANICE!
MORA was close to me last trip at 13 rue Montmartre
75001 PARIS
But I will visit bien sure next trip in March!!!
Oui Madame et merci
It took me a few seconds of focusing to realize that your first photo wasnt a window display in paris. Did those macarons come out of the freezer for that display? ;) You could do window displays. I used to collect the card holders from floral arrangements. It was hard to toss them away.
ReplyDeletetoujours un reel plaisir de déguster ce blog!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love the little stands..would be great for a dinner party to hold guests names!!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, those porte-etiquette are lovely indeed! Are you planning on including one in your next painting?
ReplyDeleteI have to look for them around here. I only remember the ones Demel uses, see-through acryllic ones (how common!), but there the beauty in my eyes are the etiquettes (ivory heavy card stock with coffee-brown print) and the names they give to their pastries.
Greetings Paris, thanks for visiting Londres earlier.
ReplyDeleteI'll have a tarte framboise, please (although I always forget that underneath the framboises there's chocolate) and some of those white saponaria-type flowers.
Anything you'd like from London?
Those marzipan cherries are so cute.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to wait until the Euro to Dollar ratio is more favorable!
ReplyDeleteJan
I simply love your posts !
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed that you can still find new subjects and new photos.
I am not sure, though, whether your lovely letters ease my PPD (Post Paris Depression) - or makes it worse !
Kind regards,
Gitte
You can make your own - very simply:
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All you need is... opening SOME champagne bottles !!!... Cheers...