The innovation of copperplate engraving was ‘transferred' to pottery in the 18th and 19th centuries for a novel method of ceramic glazing. This made it possible to pattern onto three-dimensional wares in fine, intricate detail-like that of a hand drawing-often rendered in tiny dots. The meandering lines of Bouquet's rim borders were inspired by this type of antique transferware piece; a small center medallion embellishes the accent plates for a lovely layered look ...
Offering a scaled down version of the original square pattern, the Mini Basketweave oval placemat features a subtler texture but the same modern look and unparalleled durability as the classic Chilewich Basketweave mats.
A fresh twist on a familiar pattern, the Carissa Paisley condiment jar by Fitz and Floyd pairs oversized paisleys with rope detailing and a rustic tan finish.
