Rothschild Bird Bread & Butter Plate, No 3

Rothschild Bird Bread & Butter Plate, No 3First created in 1860 for the Rothschild family of Europe, the vibrant motif on this porcelain bread and butter plate references a 19th century tale about Baroness Rothschild, who lost her pearl necklace in the garden of her Vienna residence. Several days later it was found by her gardener, who saw birds playing with it in a tree. Each piece in this whimsical tableware collection from Herend features a different handpainted portrayal of the scene. 6"

the series was created by Berkeley artist Clark Kellogg

Designed to display vertically or horizontally

this exquisite dinner plate features a soft green and 22-karat yellow gold foliage-inspired border modeled after regency patterns of the 18th century

each cut with an iconic Waterford pattern: Lismore

Each piece is made entirely by hand at the company's hometown of Saxony

one 8-piece box of assorted caramels and one 4-piece box of assorted truffles

juicy fresh Amalfi lemons

Waterford's reputation for creating glass of unsurpassed beauty and quality has become legendary

Le Perle is a sleek rendition of a classic flatware shape

For a simple

Founded in 1998 by American designer Karen Feldman

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