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100 Sunrise Ave #154 ENTER DOOR D, Toronto ON

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Happy St. Jean Baptiste Day Wednesday, June 24, 2026

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STUDIO PAZO

100 Sunrise Ave #154 ENTER DOOR D, Toronto ON

416 507 0000 info@studiopazo.com

STOCK QUANTITIES SHOWING ARE IN STORE

.

Please note that our store hours listed here are accurate. We recommend reviewing the current hours listed here before visiting us for shopping or order pickup.

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Happy St. Jean Baptiste Day Wednesday, June 24, 2026

 (Monday 12pm-2pm)...(Tuesday 11am-2pm)...(Wednesday Closed)...(Thursday 12pm-3pm)...(Friday Closed)...(Saturday 10am-3pm)...(Sunday Closed)...

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LYNGBY PORCELÆN

THE DANISH PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY

LYNGBY PORCELÆN

GENERATIONS OF PERSEVERANCE, CLASSIC ELEGANCE & RESPECT.

FOR THE MATERIALS & FOR TACTILITY. ALWAYS.

MINIMALIST PERFECTIONISM, CLEAN FUNCTIONAL LINES & STUNNING SIMPLICITY.

WELCOME TO LYNGBY PORCELÆN

The Danish Porcelain Manufactory – Lyngby Porcelæn (1936–1969) has always made a significant mark on the story of Danish porcelain in artistry and production alike. When production was at its peak, the factory accounted for one-third of all Danish porcelain production. The people who established the Danish Porcelain Manufactory in a disused sugar refinery in Lyngby in 1936 were truly driven souls! The entrepreneurial wholesale company Holst & Knudsen was behind its establishment, having first acquired Kjøbenhavns Porcellains Maleri in 1924, subsequently setting up in-house production of porcelain dinnerware, vases and other high-quality artisan pieces under the name of the Danish Porcelain Manufactory – Lyngby Porcelæn. The factory was equipped with the latest technology, taking Lyngby Porcelæn to the forefront of the industry and simultaneously laying the groundwork for the design heritage that is now more relevant than ever.

The factory closed down in 1969, but managed to make a significant mark on Danish design history with its unique and distinctive designs, many of which live on to this day. As exemplified by the signature design Lyngby vase, classic craftsmanship unites with advanced production techniques to form a DNA in every product that nurtures functionality and true beauty. In 2012, the Danish Porcelain Manufactory – Lyngby Porcelæn rose again and is today behind the relaunch of the iconic designs, now recreated with the utmost care and respect for the design heritage.

At the same time, the Danish Porcelain Manufactory – Lyngby Porcelæn discovers and highlights new designs and new creative talents, and so continues to write the story of one of Denmark’s most innovative porcelain companies.