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Fine European Dinnerware
Sophisticated dinnerware from modern to more traditional, Versace by Rosenthal Dinnerware
and Faberge Dinnerware Welcome to the
most exciting selection of luxury tableware available anywhere. World famous
names and patterns. Most
dinnerware is also available in decorative serving pieces and individual
replacement pieces.
Fine European Dinnerware
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| Meissen Black Court Dragon Dinnerware
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Rosenthal Suomi Celebration Dinnerware
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Royal Copenhagen Elements Collection
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| Meissen was the first fine porcelain to be produced in Europe and
has been made using the same exacting methods and superb materials for
nearly 300 years. The Court Dragon pattern is one of the company's
iconic designs, hand painted with stylized dragons in shades of gray and
black. Lustrous gold gilding highlights the gently scalloped edges. Made
in Germany. |
The organic, time-worn shapes of boulders inspired Rosenthal's
award-winning Suomi dinnerware, created by the noted Scandinavian
designer Timo Sarpaneva. Now the collection is available in a new
Celebration pattern, with delicate plants silhouetted in platinum and
gold against the smooth white porcelain |
A modern convergence of three elegant patterns, Elements combines
the hand-painted artistry of Louise Campbell with the exquisite
porcelain of Royal Copenhagen. Crafted with meticulous attention to
detail, Elements represents the company's first new complete tableware
collection of the 21st century. |
L'objet Luxury Dinnerware
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| L'objet Aegean Gold
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L'Objet Alencon Gold Dinnerware
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L'objet Aegean
Platinum Dinnerware
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| Greco-Roman antiquities inspired this contemporary dinnerware with
its dramatic border of raised golden scales. Handcrafted of legendary
Limoges porcelain, each piece is hand-gilded with three layers of
24-karat gold. Made in Portugal. |
Gilded by hand in lustrous 24-karat gold, this porcelain dinnerware
evokes the intricate lace produced in Alencon, France. Plates and saucer
have a unique hexagonal shape. Handcrafted in Portugal of Limoges
porcelain |
Greco-Roman antiquities inspired this contemporary dinnerware with
its dramatic border of raised scales. Handcrafted of legendary Limoges
porcelain, each piece is hand-gilded with three layers of platinum |
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| L'Objet Byzanteum Dinnerware
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L'Objet Alencon Platinum Dinnerware
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| Inspired by the Byzantine era, L'Objet's Byzantium pattern is a
modern interpretation of the gilded mosaic work of the period. This
pattern incorporates a unique combination of precious metals, 24-kt
gold, rose gold and platinum, that are hand applied on the border of
each piece of the Limoges porcelain dinnerware collection |
Decorated in lustrous platinum, this porcelain dinnerware evokes the
intricate lace produced in Alencon, France. Handcrafted in Portugal of
Limoges porcelain |
Herend Fine China
Since 1826, every piece of every Herend pattern has been painted
entirely by hand. Made in Hungary.
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| Herend Queen Victoria
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Herend Chinese Bouquet Blue Dinnerware
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Herend Rothschild Brown Bird Dinnerware
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| Queen Victoria is a traditional botanical accented with gold. It is
available in a wide variety of shapes and serving pieces. |
Renowned since 1826, Herend's popular Oriental-inspired design
originally named "Apponyi Flowers" is particularly striking in the solid
blue coloration, enhanced by accents of 24kt gold throughout |
Legend tells that the Baroness de Rothschild lost a necklace in her
Vienna garden and found it later in the branches of a tree, the new
favorite plaything of the local songbirds. Herend's extraordinary
Rothschild dinnerware retells the tale on white porcelain that is
magnificently handpainted with birds and flowers, butterflies and bees,
and a gold necklace to be discovered somewhere among them. Created and
named for the baroness's family in 1850, the pattern has been beloved
worldwide since its introduction and is considered among the finest
handpainted porcelains ever made. |
Elegant Wedgwood Dinnerware
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
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Wedgwood "Golden Bird" 5-Piece Place Setting |
Wedgwood "Oberon" 5-Piece Place Setting |
Wedgwood "Renaissance Gold" 5-Piece Place Setting |
| An exquisite bird and leaf pattern inspired by 19th century English
illustration charms this dinnerware collection from Wedgwood. Golden
Bird features lustrous gold bands on fine white china, accented with the
soft turquoise of a robin's egg. |
exotic floral design of the Oberon dinnerware pattern is finely
scaled and exquisitely precise, in soft shades of green and gold
accented with black, against pure white bone china |
Embellished with intricate garlands, oval links and a fanciful
dragon motif, this 5-piece place setting evokes Europe's glorious
Renaissance period. Rendered in deep blue and gold to transform any
formal meal into a spectacular royal gala |
Richard Ginori 1735
Richard-Ginori, one of the oldest extant producers of fine
tableware, in continuous production since 1735.
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| Richard-Ginori Dandy Gold Dinnerware
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Richard-Ginori Charger
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| Taking its cue from classic menswear, each piece in this collection
features a different pattern-from herringbone and squares to pinstripes.
The designs are rendered in luminous gold on the smooth white porcelain
and edged with a gold rim. Made in Italy |
These formal porcelain chargers are made in Italy. The
colorful rims are edged, inside and out, with narrow filets of gold.
Available in 6 colors |
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Ginori "Narciso" 5 piece place setting |
Ginori "Italian Fruit" 5 Piece Place Setting |
| In the Narciso collection, the gently scalloped border combines with
soft green hues to lend your tabletop quiet elegance while the floral
pattern creates a graceful ambiance in both formal and causal settings |
This dinnerware collection, with a light sprinkling of painted
flowers and sweet golden rims, brings a touch of color and flair to your
table. Reminiscent of the Italian love of fresh fruits and painted
pottery this collection brightens any kitchen |
William Yeoward English Bone China
Produced in the finest English Bone China,
manufactured using traditional methods and qualities of the much respected
English potteries
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Giralda by William Yeoward
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Gosford by William Yeoward
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| Giralda is inspired by a marvelous dinner service from Ireland
thought to have been made around 1840. Decorated in apple greens, brick
reds and blue, finished with generous amounts of burnished gold. |
Gosford is inspired by a Paris porcelain service used at the turn of
the eighteenth century. A pattern of blues and rich lavender highlighted
with strokes of Peking orange and lime intertwined with garlands of
gold. |
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Hampton Burgundy by William Yeoward
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Hampton Blue by William Yeoward
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| Hampton Court has a quintessentially English reference of wonderful
vine leaves in two color ways - vibrant magenta on trailing gold vine
fabulous burnished gold borders |
Hampton Court has a quintessentially English reference of wonderful
vine leaves in two color ways - vibrant powder blue on trailing gold
vine fabulous burnished gold borders |
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Luxembourg Green by Faberge
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Empress Elizabeth by Faberge
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| Faberge was greatly inspired by the styles and design of
eighteenth-century and early nineteenth-century France, from Rococo to
Empire. The Luxembourg pattern is strongly inspired by this period of
French history |
Limoges porcelain dinnerware decorated with 24k gold. Based on the
first pattern produced by the Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory |
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Imperial Heritage Gold by Faberge
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Imperial Heritage Cobalt Blue by Faberge
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| Gold-encrusted Faberge dinnerware brings back the opulence and the
romantic ambiance of the Russian Imperial Court as well as the elegance
of a bygone era. Decorated with 24k gold |
Gold-encrusted Faberge dinnerware with cobalt accents brings back
the opulence and the romantic ambiance of the Russian Imperial Court as
well as the elegance of a bygone era. Decorated with 24k gold and cobalt
blue |
Gianni Versace's artistic influence in the world of
fashion was virtually unparalleled. His legacy is carried on and translated for
the table in its marriage with Rosenthal. Versace by Rosenthal is an
extraordinary collection resulting in high quality tableware and giftware in
contemporary designs.
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Medusa Dinnerware by Versace By Rosenthal
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Versace Flower Fantasy
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Butterfly Garden Dinnerware by Versace By Rosenthal
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| Gianni Versace's artistic influence in the world of fashion was
virtually unparalleled. His legacy is carried on and translated for the
table in its marriage with Rosenthal. Versace by Rosenthal is an
extraordinary collection resulting in high quality tableware and
giftware in contemporary designs. Elegant red, precious gold and black
unite on the Medusa dinnerware, forming ingenious patterns worthy of the
most opulent feast |
Embellished by Versace's classic geometric motif in a deep shade of
green set off by a precious gold thread |
Gianni Versace's artistic influence in the world of fashion was
virtually unparalleled. His legacy is carried on and translated for the
table in its marriage with Rosenthal. Versace by Rosenthal is an
extraordinary collection resulting in high quality tableware and
giftware in contemporary designs. An enchanting garden in soft pastel
shades and an opulent diversity of blossoms, berries, insects and
ornaments all combine to playfully symbolize a perfect summer symphony |
Lhuillier For Royal Doulton
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Charms Collection by Monique Lhuillier For Royal Doulton
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Femme Fatale by Monique Lhuillier For Royal Doulton
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| Charms by Monique Lhuillier dinnerware collection features a
delicate charm bracelet motif punctuated by an eclectic assortment of
horseshoes, four-leaf clovers, ladybugs and other whimsical items. Deep
choral highlights offer additional accents for a collection that is as
fun as it is formal |
Sultry, yet sophisticated in warm gray, Femme Fatale is bordered in
ravishing embossed lizard with a pearlescent sheen. The irresistibly
lavish texture and upscale color scheme create the perfect balance of
striking detail and quiet allure |
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Dentelle by Monique Lhuillier For Royal Doulton
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Étoile Platinum by Monique Lhuillier For Royal Doulton
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| Encircled by scallops and cascading platinum dots, Dentelle brings
to mind the exquisitely finished hems of Moniques couture bridal gowns.
An accent plate with a full border in soft pearlescent gray casts a
subtle shimmer. The refined border design, together with its modern
color palette and finish, make this pattern as versatile as it is
beautiful |
The embodiment of simplicity and grace, platinum bands and pure
white stitches with raised dots adorn a pearlescent linen border.
Inspired by the silk fabrics in Moniques evening gown designs, pearlized
blue and tan accent colors create a look that is both elegant and
beautifully serene |
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