Denby Dinnerware, Fire Stripes 4 Piece Place Setting

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 ...

Anything but square, the Nixon salt and pepper shakers from Jonathan Adler shape things up with a fantastic geo print in green, white and dazzling platinum.

Lovely and versatile Laurel Leaf linens from Lenox

70 percent cotton and 30 percent polyester woven damask

Pattern features crisscross design of graceful laurel leaf garlands

Collection includes tablecloths, runners, placemats, and napkins

Machine washable in cold water with like colors

A soft, feminine look with Denby durability, the Lucille Silver creamer offers enduring everyday style. Shimmering swirls adorn creamy bone china in a pattern inspired by vintage lace and designed by English stylemaker, Monsoon.