Inspired by the subtle romantic touches that renowned New York designer Vera Wang uses to trim her world-famous bridal gowns, the Grosgrain Collection showcases pieces made of beautiful fine bone china, crystal and stainless steel characterized by elegant and graceful design details. This Bread & Butter Plate is decorated with lustrous platinum border trims reminiscent of delicate needle lace.

Because every meal - whether it is a multi-course homemade masterpiece or Chinese takeout and cupcakes - deserves a perfectly pretty place setting. Like this saucer from the Sugar Pointe Collection, crafted of dishwasher-safe, durable white bone china with precious platinum accents. Bon appetit!

White raised "stitches" with black banding and platinum details give the Kate Spade New York's Union Street bread and butter plate a sophisticated look. This is chic bone China dinnerware, perfect for any occasion.

Inspired by luxurious details from Vera Wang's bridal gowns, the Vera Lace Gold Collection is characterized by understated elegance. Decorated with a refined pattern that weaves together a unique combination of tailored gold lace bands and delicate floral details, Vera Lace Gold brings elegance and grace to any dining occasion. Make every meal extraordinary with the Vera Lace Gold Dinner Plate, also available as part of the 5-Piece Place Setting or 4-Piece Setting. This Dinner Plate is decorated with a refined pattern that weaves together a unique combination of tailored lace bands and delicate florals.

Special occasions shape up chic with the platinum-banded bone china Kate Spade New York Mercer Drive dinner plate. Geometric designs and bands of color straddle the line between fun and formal in dinnerware that's quintessential Kate Spade New York.

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.