Villeroy & Boch Dinnerware, Mariefleur Latte Mug

In 18th century England, Josiah Wedgwood, creator of the world famous Wedgwood ceramic ware, established a tradition of outstanding craftsmanship and artistry which continues today. This exquisite bone china pattern was inspired by one of Europe's favorite ski resorts, where everything is of the highest caliber, including the snow. A white-on-white frosting of snowy floral design gives the St. Moritz a pristine elegance. Delicate beading outline is coupled with an e ...

In the hands of kate spade, black and white is anything but basic. Dancing ebony stitched stripes provide a stunning contrast to the pristine china of the Union Street teapot.

A must-have for the discerning china collector or naturalist on your gift list, this Botanic Garden dinner plate celebrates the 50th anniversary of Portmeirion. Lifelike parrot tulips bloom on white porcelain trimmed with the triple-leaf border.

Serenade has simple, unadorned lines letting the high gleam of our 18/10 stainless steel shine through. In a straightforward update of a traditional pattern, petal-shaped handles echo the spoon bowl's pointed tip. Fork and spoon handles are backed with a crease at midline, and hollow-handled knives are balanced by French blade profiles. Martha enjoys this graceful, enduring place settings pattern, which feels substantial and comfortable in the hand.