Pink Traditional Plates & Saucers

The Baroque glass was designed to add a twist to Friday-night dinners or cocktail parties with your favorite gals. A gilded gold rim inevitably adds sparkle and shine to any get-together.

Absolutely love these plates and dishwashable too!. Gabby. New York, NY. Wed Jan 10 2024

Pretty as a picture-made to mix and match. This fresh addition to our #1 best-selling Butterfly Meadow Collection is as lively and lovely as a picnic-perfect day. These Floral accent plates bring dimensional beauty to the table in dishwasher- and microwave-safe porcelain.

Great plates we got every color.. Hunter. Harwich, MA. Sun Jun 07 2026

First launched by Wedgwood in 1874, the Florentine pattern gained significant fame with its 1931 version, Florentine Turquoise. Now, after 150 years, this iconic fine bone china collection is reimagined. This dinner plate, masterfully crafted, brings to life a world steeped in myths, legends and fantasy.

The Amelie Dinner Plate. Your quintessential dinner plate with a unique twist. Step away from the traditional round shape for a more whimsical look with this wonderfully crafted plate. Finished in exquisite Fine Bone China with a hand-painted rim to create the perfect centerpiece for your table setting. Understated elegance from the Amelie Collection by Twig New York.

Love them. They are lightweight, classic but not staid, and elegant.. Kathryn. TX. Wed Sep 10 2025

Add sparkle and shine with Baroque Glass. The Baroque Glass Pink Heart Plate features a golden rim, and its sweet shape brings Italian romance to your table.

Like a stroll through the gardens of Versailles, the edges of these enchanting plates are a dance of orderly and whimsical, unfurling like petals to frame their contents and adding an eye-catching layer to table settings. Beautifully gift-boxed for presenting to someone you adore!

I want these in every Colour. Very beautiful to serve food or just display on your wall. Very versatile. The Colour is stunning in pink. I purchased the matching side plates as well plus the Province Glasses in Pink.. Anonymous. Quebec. Wed Apr 01 2026

Introduced by Wedgwood in 1874, the Florentine pattern became iconic with its 1931 version, Florentine Turquoise. Now, 150 years later, this classic fine bone china collection is refreshed. This expertly crafted side plate immerses us in a world of myths, legends, and fantasy.

The Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Company is owned by one of the world's most respected ceramic brands, Steelite International, which has its headquarters in the English 'Potteries'. It employs 200 skilled craftspeople and manufactures the highest quality English Fine Bone China at its factory on a four and a half-acre site at Osmaston Road, in Derby, England. The Company produces bone china tableware, giftware, and collectibles. The Company also runs a popular Visitor Centre at Osmaston Road, providing factory tours, museums, factory shops, and restaurants. The present factory was established in 1878 but the business traces its origins to the original factory which was set up in Nottingham Road in about 1750. Queen Victoria granted permission to include the title "Royal" in the company name in 1890.

Set a place at the table for our Rosy Check Dinner Plate. Similar in theme to our signature enamel pattern, Rosy Check checks all our boxes. It's pretty and classic. The heavy-gauge steel underbody is glazed with hand-painted, color-dragged checks in a range of rosy hues and rimmed in bronzed stainless steel.

Happy pattern. Makes a lovely table!. Mary Ann. Bryant, AR. Sun Sep 28 2025

A labyrinth of interwoven berries and threads pays homage to four of the world's most beautiful gardens. A balance of decadent and demure, this textured set of 4 side plates adds a delightful layer to place settings, from brunch to date night dinner. Beautifully gift-boxed for presenting to someone you adore!

As an international designer, Anna Weatherley's career has included designing and manufacturing couture fashion, jewelry, home furnishings, and printed textiles. In the early 1990's she established a studio in Budapest, Hungary where she trained a group of highly talented painters to create her collection of hand-painted porcelain. Hand-painted porcelain has a long tradition in Hungary going back almost two centuries. The artisans in Anna Weatherley's studio are trained in the classical painting tradition. Only the best painters are capable of mixing the colors and painting the delicate details of our designs. Each piece is not merely a pretty painted object, but also a work of art. Although her painters are trained in the traditional style, Anna Weatherley's designs are not classical porcelain patterns. Her designs are inspired by the early botanical illustrators and flower painters of 18th Century Europe such as Redoute, Hooker, and Ehret. Dutch still-life paintings have also been a source of design inspiration. Ms. Weatherley's porcelain tulip collection is based on the work of Alexander Marshal whose rare paintings are preserved in the Royal Library of Windsor Castle. The colors are carefully applied on the porcelain with fine brushes in many shadings and fired several times at high temperatures. This time-consuming and meticulous process in the hands of master porcelain painters produces the most detailed and sumptuous rendering of nature's treasures. Softly brushed golden borders on the porcelain are painted by a single painter with special mastery in this special application technique. While Anna Weatherley's designs are refreshingly rooted in history, they are equally at home in contemporary or traditional settings. Her collection is sold in fine specialty shops, antique stores, and decorator studios throughout the United States.

Handmade, hand-painted ceramic with gold lustre embellishments. Pieces may vary due to the handmade nature of each product. Handmade in Aurora.

Herbaria Salad or Dessert Plate. The subtle lines of Herbariae were inspired by five flowers: the poppy, the narcissus, the lotus, the dahlia, and the thistle.

Nice colors. Izabella. CA. Mon Jan 31 2022

As an international designer, Anna Weatherley's career has included designing and manufacturing couture fashion, jewelry, home furnishings, and printed textiles. In the early 1990's she established a studio in Budapest, Hungary where she trained a group of highly talented painters to create her collection of hand-painted porcelain. Hand-painted porcelain has a long tradition in Hungary going back almost two centuries. The artisans in Anna Weatherley's studio are trained in the classical painting tradition. Only the best painters are capable of mixing the colors and painting the delicate details of their designs. Each piece is not merely a pretty painted object, but also a work of art. Although her painters are trained in the traditional style, Anna Weatherley's designs are not classical porcelain patterns. Her designs are inspired by the early botanical illustrators and flower painters of 18th Century Europe such as Redoute, Hooker, and Ehret. Dutch still-life paintings have also been a source of design inspiration. Ms. Weatherley's porcelain tulip collection is based on the work of Alexander Marshal whose rare paintings are preserved in the Royal Library of Windsor Castle. The colors are carefully applied on the porcelain with fine brushes in many shadings and fired several times at high temperatures. This time-consuming and meticulous process in the hands of master porcelain painters produces the most detailed and sumptuous rendering of nature's treasures. Softly brushed golden borders on the porcelain are painted by a single painter with special mastery in this special application technique. While Anna Weatherley's designs are refreshingly rooted in history, they are equally at home in contemporary or traditional settings. Her collection is sold in fine specialty shops, antique stores, and decorator studios throughout the United States.

As an international designer, Anna Weatherley's career has included designing and manufacturing fashion, jewelry, home furnishings, and printed textiles. In the early 1990's she established a studio in Budapest, Hungary where she trained a group of highly talented painters to create her collection of hand-painted porcelain. Hand-painted porcelain has a long tradition in Hungary going back almost two centuries. The artisans in Anna Weatherley's studio are trained in the classical painting tradition. Only the best painters are capable of mixing the colors and painting the delicate details of our designs. Each piece is not merely a pretty painted object, but also a work of art. Although her painters are trained in the traditional style, Anna Weatherley's designs are not classical porcelain patterns. Her designs are inspired by the early botanical illustrators and flower painters of 18th Century Europe such as Redoute, Hooker, and Ehret. Dutch still-life paintings have also been a source of design inspiration. Ms. Weatherley's porcelain tulip collection is based on the work of Alexander Marshal whose rare paintings are preserved in the Royal Library of Windsor Castle. The colors are carefully applied on the porcelain with fine brushes in many shadings and fired several times at high temperatures. This time-consuming and meticulous process in the hands of master porcelain painters produces the most detailed and sumptuous rendering of nature's treasures. Softly brushed golden borders on the porcelain are painted by a single painter with special mastery in this special application technique. While Anna Weatherley's designs are refreshingly rooted in history, they are equally at home in contemporary or traditional settings. Her collection is sold in fine specialty shops, antique stores, and decorator studios throughout the United States.

As an international designer, Anna Weatherley's career has included designing and manufacturing couture fashion, jewelry, home furnishings, and printed textiles. In the early 1990's she established a studio in Budapest, Hungary where she trained a group of highly talented painters to create her collection of hand-painted porcelain. Hand-painted porcelain has a long tradition in Hungary going back almost two centuries. The artisans in Anna Weatherley's studio are trained in the classical painting tradition. Only the best painters are capable of mixing the colors and painting the delicate details of our designs. Each piece is not merely a pretty painted object, but also a work of art. Although her painters are trained in the traditional style, Anna Weatherley's designs are not classical porcelain patterns. Her designs are inspired by the early botanical illustrators and flower painters of 18th Century Europe such as Redoute, Hooker, and Ehret. Dutch still-life paintings have also been a source of design inspiration. Ms. Weatherley's porcelain tulip collection is based on the work of Alexander Marshal whose rare paintings are preserved in the Royal Library of Windsor Castle. The colors are carefully applied on the porcelain with fine brushes in many shadings and fired several times at high temperatures. This time-consuming and meticulous process in the hands of master porcelain painters produces the most detailed and sumptuous rendering of nature's treasures. Softly brushed golden borders on the porcelain are painted by a single painter with special mastery in this special application technique. While Anna Weatherley's designs are refreshingly rooted in history, they are equally at home in contemporary or traditional settings. Her collection is sold in fine specialty shops, antique stores, and decorator studios throughout the United States.

This Always Camille Plate has hand-drawn designs with inherent variances to meet a unique color palette inspired by modern fashion. It is inspired by natural colors and wears greens and pinks to show this. This plate is ideally sized for salads or desserts and can even be used as a dining plate. With the Always collection, bring lightness and fun to the table. In keeping with designer Molly Hatch’s signature style, this is a classic yet modern collection that will quickly become an everyday favorite for now and always.

The Rose Garden collection: dazzling watercolor florals that evoke spring. Rose Garden is a comprehensive lifestyle collection featuring premium porcelain dinnerware, high-quality crystal glassware, 18/10 stainless steel flatware, table linens, and home decor made in Germany. The in-glaze watercolor floral design of the dinnerware is both dishwasher- and microwave-safe. The high-quality crystal glassware design mimics closed rose bulbs.

Die Größe ist angenehm großzügig, um Hauptgericht und Beilagen ansprechend miteinander anzurichten, auch die Farbgebung, ein dezenter Roseton gefällt wie auch die gewohnte, sehr gute Qualität des Porzellans.. Gelid. Sun Apr 13 2025

A stunning combination of bold and bright designs to make any afternoon tea perfectly vintage makes the salad plate effortlessly timeless. The collection was introduced in 2006 to celebrate Royal Albert's 100th Anniversary The collection has been revitalized for 2016 with new sets and 3 new patterns, allowing you to have a piece of history in your very own home. Each piece in the collection is decorated using a pattern and design representing some of the most iconic styles and colors of each decade. Each of the three new designs finds inspiration from different decades including the 1930s, the 1980s, and 1990s.

I love these plates! The five different patterns are beautiful and very attractive. My husband and I absolutely adore them. They are well made, look wonderful on the table, and are definitely worth the cost. A fantastic product!. Aldona. Charlotte, NC. Thu Jun 04 2026

Saucer with floral decor for sweet treats with espresso. The fresh, bold colors of Mariefleur Basic will turn your table into a colorful sea of flowers. The elegantly curved shapes of the porcelain make preparing and serving your dishes twice as beautiful. Use these saucers to serve a sweet treat with an after-dinner espresso. Add the finishing touch to your espresso set.

Colors are more vibrant than shown in the picture, perfect size for my project. Beautiful dish.. Megan. Green Brook, NJ. Thu Apr 19 2018