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With you for over 115 years
Comtesse porcelain easter eggs are back !
Discover the 21st edition of the legendary Comtesse du Barry porcelain Easter eggs. Covered in a colourful Gipsy chic decoration, they're sure to delight the taste buds of the most demanding connoisseurs and inveterate collectors.
Inside these two treasures, you'll find little milk and praline chocolate eggs, as well as dark chocolate eggs filled with gianduja.
This year, a new addition to our iconic gourmet eggs is a little bowl with a pink and red-orange floral pattern. This pretty porcelain dish is generously filled with tasty seagull eggs. Chocolate eggs filled with crunchy praline!
Hm... a real treat!
A one of a kind and colorful design
Once again this year, Russian illustrator Daria Mesini designed our three sublime porcelain pieces. The artist gave free rein to her creativity with colourful gipsy chic floral ornamentation, in which vegetation intermingles. A new tribute to the precious Fabergé Eggs, a reminder of her Russian origins.
Beautiful items to collect or reuse as a treasure box.
Delicious chocolates
Discover our 3 ranges of chocolates, for tasty moments. Milk, dark or dark & milk, the choice is yours.
Our chocolates, pure cocoa butter, filled or unfilled, will undoubtedly be appreciated by the finest connoisseurs. The cocoa in these delicious chocolates comes from Rainforest Alliance-certified plantations in Ecuador.
They are produced in France using traditional methods.
You'll also find plenty of other sweet treats: praline rochers, marshmallow bears, orangettes, mendiants, coated almonds... to be found on our website or in our boutiques!
 "Dark chocolate candied orangettes 100g")
 "Foie gras de canard entier du Sud-Ouest 140g")
 "Cahors - Lionel Osmin et Cie")
A little bit of history...
Comtesse du Barry has been offering gastronomic delights to gourmets since 1908, when Joseph and Gabrielle Dubarry began producing their own foie gras to sell it in their grocery shop in Gimont in Gers.
During WWII, Comtesse du Barry remained synonymous with pleasure: the pleasure sent to soldiers at the front, and the pleasure shared when they returned home.
The first porcelain Easter egg appeared in the early 2000s. Each year, the Maison delivers unique creations, decorated with delicate patterns and spring colours. True art items, these precious eggs are transformed into treasure boxes to house your jewellery or your most precious souvenirs.
Representing indulgence and sharing, Comtesse du Barry porcelain Easter eggs will delight young and old alike and add a touch of elegance to your Easter decorations.
