Villeroy & Boch Dinnerware, New Wave Divided Tray

In 18th century England, Josiah Wedgwood, creator of the world famous Wedgwood ceramic ware, established a tradition of outstanding craftsmanship and artistry which continues today. The exotic floral design of the Oberon place settings pattern from Wedgwood's dinnerware and dishes collection is finely scaled and exquisitely precise, in soft shades of green and gold accented with black, against pure white bone china.

An instant classic from kate spade new york, this Gardner Street Platinum oval platter exudes contemporary elegance. Stems of platinum foliage flourish on fine white bone china, creating a stylized two-tone floral motif to freshen up your formal table.

Give two hoots. White porcelain salt and pepper shakers in the shape of owls and packaged in a beautifully designed box epitomize chic, Jonathan Adler style.

An English classic blooms anew on this white dinnerware. With a cluster of pink and gold blossoms, the Majolica tidbit plates from Royal Albert evoke all the elegance of the original Old Country Roses pattern but with a more casual, contemporary feel.