Birds and butterflies adorn Raynaud's Wing Song dinnerware, also known as Histoire Naturel. Designed by Pamela Baldwin, a portion of the proceeds goes to the Jane Goodall Institute to help preserve endangered species. Five-piece place setting includes dinner plate, salad plate, bread/butter plate, teacup, and saucer. Raynaud was established in 1849 and is the only survivor of 11 porcelain factories existing in Limoges, France. After years of research, Raynaud discovered techniques to create infinite combinations of fade-resistant decorations that is still used by porcelain makers. Boasting a client list of numerous presidents to Princess Diana, Raynaud has been the synonym of quality, known and recognized on every continent.