Fitz and Floyd "Ricamo®" napkin holder

In 18th century England, Josiah Wedgwood, creator of the world famous Wedgwood ceramic ware, established a tradition of outstanding craftsmanship and artistry in place settings that continues today. This exquisite bone china pattern was inspired by one of Europe's favorite ski resorts, where everything is of the highest caliber, including the snow. A white-on-white frosting of snowy floral design gives the St. Moritz a pristine elegance. Delicate beading outline is ...

Practical and perfect for every day. Thomson Pottery's Kensington Latte dinnerware set features durable stoneware place settings pairing glossy white interiors with swaths of matte tan and cocoa accents.

Wake up espresso with the sunny botanicals of the Catalina collection from Vida by Eva Mendes Dinnerware. The dishes, like these hand-painted saucers and cups in flared square and palm-friendly shapes, are drenched in soft yellows and tangerine, sky blue and pale green for warm, exuberant cheer with your pick-me-up.

L by Lenox takes the lead with the magnificent Floral Waltz place settings. Lacy botanicals shine and sashay on white bone china while bands of polished platinum add a most-graceful finish to each piece. (Clearance)