An illustrated art-historical study focused on Tournai porcelain and the Orléans service, a notable example of eighteenth-century Belgian ceramic production. The work examines the service through its forms, painted decoration, provenance, and place within the decorative arts of the period. It also provides context for the Tournai porcelain manufactory, its patrons, and the collecting traditions that preserve such tableware today. Intended for readers interested in European ceramics, museum collections, and the material culture of the eighteenth century, the book combines specialist research with visual documentation of a significant porcelain service.