Annieglass Roman Antique Platinum Martini Tray

The most fashionable tables in the early American Republic were set with blue and white Canton ware, so called for the great Chinese trading port from which it came. Chinese blue and white porcelain was in demand well into the 19th century and has been part of the heritage of many American families. Blue Canton from Mottahedeh faithfully recaptures this centuries-old tradition and style.

Handmade from Venetian terra marrone, or brown clay, this pretty white porcelain mug is delicately decorated with a leaf motif.

The beautiful lace borders encircling every items of the Princess dinnerware series are decorated with mussels, revealing a close relationship with the fluted services. Both the actual pieces and the hand-painted pattern of this distinctive collection were designed by Arnold Krog in the 1880, when he was artistic director of Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory. This series, however, was not actually produced for practically another hundred years in 1978.

The Samarkand bone china collection by Villeroy & Boch combines stylish, exotic elements with timeless elegance. Precious golden bands and chains decorate this pure white bone china pattern. Warm ivory tones add a harmonious touch. Mix and match with the coordinating Mosaic-designed pieces for a look that is truly your own.