Rent verified vintage china, crystal, and silverware for your special occasions. We deliver, style, and wash everything.
Wedgwood Columbia, made in England. Amber griffins and scrolls frame hand-enamelled sprays of roses, peonies and forget-me-nots, with a matching bouquet at the centre of every plate. The design was first drawn by Wedgwood’s Thomas Allen in the 1880s.
Holds its own with crystal and silver at a formal dinner. Keep the linens plain and let the plate carry the colour.
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Mason’s Ironstone in the Watteau pattern, made in England. Brown transferware with pastoral scenes in the center and florals on the rim, for autumn gatherings.
Layered with aged brass flatware and amber glassware — built for the table that runs long into the evening.
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Antique Haviland & Co. porcelain from Limoges, France, early 1900s. Blue-gray ornamental garlands with blush details and hand-applied gold trim. A 65-piece set of dinnerware and serving pieces.
Crafted in Limoges, France. Pairs with crystal and silver for a formal table, or with linens and fresh florals for a garden-inspired one.
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Blue-and-white transferware by Queen’s of England, in the discontinued Historic Royal Palaces pattern. Cherubs, ribbons, laurel and scrolling acanthus drawn from the decoration of Britain’s royal palaces. The plates and bowls carry different borders, so every layer of the setting adds something new.
Styled with crystal and gold flatware for a formal dinner, or with natural linens for a garden celebration.
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A mix-and-match table led by French porcelain. Theodore Haviland Limoges florals in soft pink and blue set the tone, with single plates from Limoges, Japan and England set between them, so no two seats in a row look alike.
Mixed by hand, not at random. The Limoges florals hold the table together, and the singles give every few seats something of their own.
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Two English rose patterns, layered. Wood & Sons’ Cambridge, red transferware with florals at the rim and centre on a pie-crust edge, paired with Spode’s Billingsley Rose, a single pink rose on bone china inside an embossed, scalloped rim.
Set with ivory linen and gold flatware for a holiday table, or with loose garden roses for a spring one.
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