Collection: Dinnerware: Patterns

First created in 1745. Antico Doccia, has a refined appearance dating back to the late-Baroque in Italy.  Refined but not ostentatious, Antico Doccia is avai...

Cabbage, with its rugged texture and broad leaves, serves as a fitting metaphor for the rustic charm of Portugal—a theme Bordallo often captured in his caric...

Produced by Portugal's Vista Alegre, this collection is inspired by the famous embroidery of Castelo Branco. Dimensions: 1"H X 10 1/2"L. Materials: Porcelain...

Carrara, named after the famous Italian marble, features contrasting patterns of marble. Marble's inherent patterns are fairly random yet the designer uses c...

A parade of real and imaginary butterflies flying over the pieces, with notable three-dimensional effects. One of the four decorations of the Vista Alegre C...

Designed in 2000 by Karen Kjældgård-Larsen, the Blue Fluted Mega dinnerware places an emphasis on the Blue Fluted Plain pattern by featuring selected details...

Artichoke Dinner Plate, 12" by Bordallo Pinheiro Artichoke, one of the most fascinating and delicious vegetables in the world, adds a touch of summer to your...

Cabbage, with its rugged texture and broad leaves, serves as a fitting metaphor for the rustic charm of Portugal—a theme Bordallo often captured in his caric...

The casually elegant Chambray Berry and Thread dinner plate is divinely versatile and transcends the ordinary with an infusion of everyday sophistication. M...

Designed for Vista Alegre by Christian Lacroix, the Caribe collection is a tropical excitement. Flowers, feathers, ferns, and fireflies are laid out over a w...

Blueline Coupe Plate, 10.75" by Royal Copenhagen Inspired by Royal Copenhagen’s maritime dinner services, Blueline encapsulates the grace of the Royal Copenh...

Blue Elements Dinner Plate by Royal Copenhagen Designed in 2008 by Louise Campbell, the White Elements dinnerware service is an updating of the Royal Copenha...