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    Revol

    Revol

    Revol procelain is a family owned-business that has developed a very unique expertise in manufacturing culinary porcelain, since 1768.

    A french family business since 1768

    Revol is a French company specializing in culinary porcelain, managed by the same family for nine generations. The Revols are manufacturers, traders, merchants, and master potters, from father to son. And while genealogy places this family in the north of the Drôme, archaeology shows that its regional roots extend all the way to the city of Lyon. It is there that the Pierre Revol’s family builds pottery studios throughout the 18th century. At 26 years of age, Pierre comes to Ponsas, in the north of the Drôme (close to the current factory), to marry Magdeleine Carrier, herself the descendant of a long line of potters. His choice of location is not only motivated by a return to his family roots, but is also explained by the quality of the soil: it contains not only superior clays and sands, but especially deposits of kaolin that favour the manufacture of more resistant pieces that are flameproof. Were Pierre and Magdeleine aware of the amplitude of what they were about to embark upon ?

    248 years of production: responsiveness and adaptability


    The history of taste and consumption, as well as changes in lifestyles, have led to the creation of specific pieces for each period. Nevertheless, Revol has always and continuously made cookware and tableware. Throughout the 19th century, the company has primarily made household products, particularly bowls, dishes and soup pots, but also a lot of bottles intended either for alcohol or for storing consumable liquids: oil, milk, water, etc.

    Little by little, manufacturing processes evolved towards more sophisticated products, particularly gold-decorated presents, while at the same time, the business began to make objects for the advertising market during the first half of the 20th century.