Tobacco Leaf China Charger Display Plates - Set of 2
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Tobacco Leaf China Charger/Display Plate
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Inspiration
The phrase ‘fine china’ gets bandied around a lot, but it doesn’t get any finer than this. These plates are fairly plain looking at a glance, but their floral border betrays a deeper heritage.
Wandering in the spring gardens, blossoms whirl through the air and flowers erupt from their beds, bending under their own, colourful, weight. It takes a master gardener to tame a riot of life and colour like this, but that’s just what this plate has done.
The border is actually only a part of a greater, incredibly rare design, from an original piece so prized that they’ve got one in the Met Museum. Let’s put it this way, a pair of soup bowls from the original set are currently at auction for $9,000 at Sotheby’s. In our opinion though, the complete design is a bit much – this border-only archival revival tones things down to reveal an understated, dainty floral motif which would otherwise be lost amongst the bright colours.
These exquisite plates can be used as a charger plate for your lunch or dinner parties. Or you could use them for a glamorous tea party in the garden.
Care instructions: Dishwasher safe although we recommend washing by hand to maintain these pieces for longer, especially with their metallic decoration.
Wandering in the spring gardens, blossoms whirl through the air and flowers erupt from their beds, bending under their own, colourful, weight. It takes a master gardener to tame a riot of life and colour like this, but that’s just what this plate has done.
The border is actually only a part of a greater, incredibly rare design, from an original piece so prized that they’ve got one in the Met Museum. Let’s put it this way, a pair of soup bowls from the original set are currently at auction for $9,000 at Sotheby’s. In our opinion though, the complete design is a bit much – this border-only archival revival tones things down to reveal an understated, dainty floral motif which would otherwise be lost amongst the bright colours.
These exquisite plates can be used as a charger plate for your lunch or dinner parties. Or you could use them for a glamorous tea party in the garden.
Care instructions: Dishwasher safe although we recommend washing by hand to maintain these pieces for longer, especially with their metallic decoration.
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