We have added vintage plates.

Add history and color to your dining table. Vintage plates from France and England

Today, we introduce a collection of unique vintage plates, cherished throughout Europe's long history.

This time, we have a selection of artistic pieces from renowned French kilns and robust English ironstone, along with other charming items that will blend seamlessly into modern living.

■ Introducing the lineup

1. The "Asparagus Plate" filled with French wisdom

A pure white asparagus plate from CHANTILLY, France. Its luxurious design is a result of nobles seeking elegant ways to eat asparagus in times past.

2. "Mason's 'Ascot'" showcasing British craftsmanship

This ironstone piece from the Mason's kiln in England dates back to around 1960. It features delicate brown transferware, hand-painted for a warm finish. Its subtle elegance is perfect for an autumn dining table.

3. The intricate arabesque of "Choisy-le-Roi 'Brienne'" captivates the eye

An antique from the Choisy-le-Roi kiln, made between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The intricate botanical pattern, depicted in a single sepia-brown color, resembles a painting.

■ Enjoying the "Asparagus Plate" to enrich your life

Among these, we especially want to highlight the "Asparagus Plate" with its distinctive indentations. While it might seem like a dedicated dish would be difficult to use, it actually shines in modern dining and interior settings.

Using it for "Main + Dip" at the dining table

The partitioned design is ideal for dishes served with sauces or gravies.

• At the dining table: For dim sum like gyoza or shumai. Place the sauce in the indentation, so you don't need separate dishes.For crispy fried tonkatsu or tempura, use the wide space and add sauce or rock salt in the indentation. You can elegantly serve shredded cabbage alongside without needing another dish.

• Tea time: Place scones in the wide part and a generous amount of clotted cream or jam in the indentation.

"Display storage" as interior decor

Its beautiful white porcelain and elegant form can elevate the atmosphere of any room just by being there.

• As an accessory tray: Place watches and bracelets in the wide part, and rings and earrings in the indentation.

• For keys by the entrance: Even daily routines become special when placed on your favorite vintage item.

Why not add a touch of European history to your everyday life?

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Antique & Vintage Tableware Collection