Oriente Italiano Dessert Plate, Albus

Oriente Italiano Dessert Plate, AlbusDesigned by Gio Ponti in 1946, the Oriente Italiano collection brings together elements of East and West to brilliant effect. Stylized garofani, or carnations, blossom on handcrafted porcelain in a palette of black and white. Synonymous with fine Italian porcelain, Richard Ginori was founded in 1735 by a Florentine aristocrat and its collections have graced the tables of luxury liners, grand hotels and the Vatican, to name a few. Each piece is

family-owned Robbe & Berking has refined and perfected the art of silver-making and metalsmithing

The V Chocolate Tower includes one pound of almond toffee

Gump's Signature jewelry features only the finest materials and each piece is created to our exacting standards

Overall: 12" diameter x 15" high

These stunning earrings are set rough rough cut aquamarine crystals

polished to a gleaming finish

and perhaps a stray tee or two

Make the most of cocktail hour with this dramatically shaped martini glass

Silverplate flatware

From its beginnings in a quiet shop on San Francisco’s Nob Hill

while Rosenthal is widely known for a modern design and excellence in the field of tableware

Runs up to 14 days between charges