Portmeirion continues to build on the legacy of it’s iconic Botanic Garden pattern first introduced in 1972. Artist Susan Williams Ellis created Botanic Garden to depict a full range of flowers as found in English gardens from antique botanical books. Now, this new range branches out to include beautiful and vibrantly colored tropical flowers. Each piece in this new collections coordinates perfectly with traditional Botanic Garden, both in shape and design. The Red Ginger Dinner Plate is available as a single motif, or in a set of six assorted motifs.

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The Sophie Conran Collection was designed exclusively for Portmeirion. This collection is as durable and functional as it is beautiful. Sophie is part of the world-famous Conran lifestyle and culinary dynasty. The simplistic and organic nature of this collection makes it perfect for every style and taste. Each beautifully delicate item meets the hard-wearing needs of today’s family and culinary experts. Available in White, Bisque and Celadon, the look can be as simple or diverse as your tastes demand.

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These simple, beautiful, and functional dinner plates are part of an entire tableware and bakeware collection designed by Sophie Conran, an English food writer with her own gourmet pie company. Conran infuses her namesake tableware with a flowing organic nature and tactile expression, as evidenced by the ridges and dipped rims that recall handcrafted pottery. Made of porcelain expressly for Portmeirion, the collection comes in white with select pieces available in cool blue celadon and a creamy biscuit color.

Each of these four 11-inch dinner plates shows the collection’s finger-ridge motif across the center as well as on the slightly wavy rim. When stacked, the plates with their uneven profiles create a rustic yet modern appeal. Durable and chip-resistant, the plates may be used to warm food in the microwave or oven, can store leftovers in the freezer, and after use, slip into the dishwasher for easy clean-up. Salad plates, soup bowls, mugs, and many accessories combine with the dinner plates to set a very compelling modern table. –Ann Bieri

Portmeirion continues to build on the legacy of it’s iconic Botanic Garden pattern first introduced in 1972. Artist Susan Williams Ellis created Botanic Garden to depict a full range of flowers as found in English gardens from antique botanical books. Now, this new range branches out to include beautiful and vibrantly colored tropical flowers. Each piece in this new collections coordinates perfectly with traditional Botanic Garden, both in shape and design. The Bird of Paradise Dinner Plate is available as a single motif, or in a set of six assorted motifs.

Portmeirion continues to build on the legacy of it’s iconic Botanic Garden pattern first introduced in 1972. Artist Susan Williams Ellis created Botanic Garden to depict a full range of flowers as found in English gardens from antique botanical books. Now, this new range branches out to include beautiful and vibrantly colored tropical flowers. Each piece in this new collections coordinates perfectly with traditional Botanic Garden, both in shape and design. The Dinner Plate is available as a single motif, or in this set of six assorted motifs.

Portmeirion continues to build on the legacy of it’s iconic Botanic Garden pattern first introduced in 1972. Artist Susan Williams Ellis created Botanic Garden to depict a full range of flowers as found in English gardens from antique botanical books. Now, this new range branches out to include beautiful and vibrantly colored tropical flowers. Each piece in this new collections coordinates perfectly with traditional Botanic Garden, both in shape and Design.

Dinner Plate(s) – Shrubby Peony – Various Flowers Portrayed With The Name And Species Given For Each – Butterfly/Dragonfly Accents – White Background – Laurel Leaf Band On Rim – Design By Susan Williams-Ellis

Portmeirion continues to build on the legacy of it’s iconic Botanic Garden pattern first introduced in 1972. Artist Susan Williams Ellis created Botanic Garden to depict a full range of flowers as found in English gardens from antique botanical books. Now, this new range branches out to include beautiful and vibrantly colored tropical flowers. Each piece in this new collections coordinates perfectly with traditional Botanic Garden, both in shape and design. The Orchid Dinner Plate is available as a single motif, or in a set of six assorted motifs.

Creating a stunning mix and match collection for the home, Botanic Garden from Portmeirion is built for modern day living – its pretty botanical illustrations belie its strength and durability and its chip resistant glaze makes it the perfect collection for busy family homes. From dinnerware and cookware to vases and gifts, Portmeirion’ s Botanic Garden brings a little touch of magic to everyday occasions – like a special Sunday breakfast with the family or an afternoon tea with friends. Bring the joy of Botanic Garden to outdoor dining with this BPA-free melamine collection from Portmeirion. Featuring the magnificent sunflower motif, this melamine dinner plate is perfect to entertain friends and family in the garden and is shatterproof and dishwasher safe.

A true British classic, Botanic Garden was designed by the celebrated designer Susan Williams-Ellis using early 19th century illustrations as her inspiration. Botanic Gardens delightful mixture of floral motifs and signature leaf border set a new trend for casual dining when introduced in 1972 and is just as stylish today.

Portmeirion holly and ivy cranberry dish with slotted spoon.Type: Fine Style: Floral Shape: Rectangular Collection: Holly and lvy Dish: 8″ x 4-1 4″ Spoon: 8