Similar to: Bernardaud Constance Bread & Butter Plate

These plates transform 17th-century embroidery motifs into delicate porcelain, grounding your table in genuine Portuguese heritage. While the intricate patterns demand a more formal setting, they offer a level of historical artistry that standard dinnerware simply cannot replicate.

This porcelain plate brings a bold, peacock-blue drama to the table that feels distinctly French and unapologetically formal. It sacrifices the versatility of everyday white china for a high-contrast aesthetic that demands a curated, sophisticated place setting.

This charger brings 18th-century porcelain charm to the modern table without feeling like a museum piece. Its hand-painted gold and teardrop border offer a sophisticated anchor for eclectic place settings, though the formal aesthetic demands a commitment to intentional, curated dining.