Charter Club Dinnerware, Grand Buffet Platinum Fine Line Oval Platter

The innovation of copperplate engraving was ‘transferred' to pottery in the 18th and 19th centuries for a novel method of ceramic glazing. This made it possible to pattern onto three-dimensional wares in fine, intricate detail-like that of a hand drawing-often rendered in tiny dots. The meandering lines of Bouquet's rim borders were inspired by this type of antique transferware piece; a small center medallion embellishes the accent plates for a lovely layered look ...

Capture the romance and beauty of the Tuscan tradition with Mosaico D'Italia. Rich, warm colors and a scalloped mosaic print add depth and textural relief to this lustrous fine china. Mix and match to create your own personalized look. (Clearance)

Material: earthenware

Not safe for use with dishwasher or conventional and microwave ovens

Napkin holder: 5-1/2-inch long by 4-1/4-inch wide by 2-1/2-inch high

Salt and pepper shakers: Each 1-3/4-inch long by 1-3/4-inch wide by 3-1/4-inch high

Spoon rest: 8-3/4-inch long by 3-inch wide by 1 inch high

Reed & Barton Soho Bar Set With Tray And Decanter

blends the classic with the contemporary

Crystal with Leather Tray