Porcelain dishes

Porcelain pieces that bring food to the table: platters, salad bowls, large bowls and snack dishes. 168 items holding from 60 ml to 3.63 litres.

What is here

• Platters – rectangular 33×18.5 cm, triangular 19–36 cm, divided and decorative.
• Salad and serving bowls – from 60–90 ml dip bowls to 3.6 l bowls for guests.
• Snack dishes – small, 10×7×4 cm, for tapas and amuse-bouche.
• Deep dishes – for pasta, stew and one-pot meals.

Lines

White Fine Porcelain is the largest (80 items), followed by matte black Slatestone (22), coloured Spiral (20) and Diamond (15). Smaller series – Orient, Coral Blue, Olive Green and Vintage Mosaic – add colour to white tableware.

Choosing the size

A dip or sauce needs 60–150 ml. A single salad portion is 500–800 ml, and a bowl for four in the middle of the table 1.5–2 l. The 2.6 and 3.63 l bowls are party sizes: enough salad for eight.

To browse by shape see platters and salad bowls. Plates in the same material are porcelain plates.

Dishwasher

161 of the 168 dishes are dishwasher safe. The seven exceptions are gold-rimmed models – wash by hand and keep out of the microwave.

Frequently asked questions

Which bowl for a salad for four?

1.5–2 litres. The larger 2.6 and 3.6 l bowls come in for parties or when the salad is the main course.

Are these dishes oven safe?

No, they are serving pieces. Oven dishes are in the kitchenware category.

Does black Slatestone go with white porcelain?

Yes, it is a common pairing: a white dinner plate with a matte black serving dish in the middle gives a clear contrast.