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Rosenthal porcelain was established in Bavaria in 1879 by Philip Rosenthal. However, when his son Philip Rosenthal Jnr took over in the 1950's the direction of Rosenthal was set on an entirely different path to become what we know it today...

Match Pewter is handmade by Artisans in the North of Italy. Each piece is made with an alloy that is lead-free and safe for everyday use. Its classic forms harmonize with both traditional and modern settings.

I prefer to decant wines, both young and old. It is a sign of respect for old wines and a sign of confidence in young wines. Decanter old wines, just a few moments before they are served, helps to ensure that the wines’ clarity and...

Rosenthal, long one of Germany’s most prestigious porcelain manufacturers, produces dinnerware that graces the tables of outstanding hotels and restaurants worldwide.

Designed by Versace and created by Rosenthal, the renowned German porcelain maker, the pattern is a daring combination of flared silhouettes, pastel backgrounds, lush flowers, geometric banding, and zebra stripes.

Eating at Thomas Keller is one of the best dining experiences in the world, but is certainly not an everyday one. For the sake of your wallet and your waistline, your best bet is to save a trip out to Napa for special occasions and try to recreate...

Bavarian glass maker Theresienthal's goblets and decanters have graced the tables of castles and palaces for centuries and it is easy to see why. These mouth blown cased crystal glasses are beautiful on their own, but dressed up with a...

This Sieger brand is dedicated to all of those people who orchestrate their lifestyles demandingly and individually. People who value the high culture of craftwork, the functionality and beauty of a design, which has been thought through to its most...

Sferra has created fine table linens that are among the most respected table linens in the world. New from Europe, these Sferra table linens are available in many colors and are finished with hand drawn thread hemstitch hems.

Royal Copenhagen is now the porcelain division of Royal Scandinavia which was formed with the merger of Royal Copenhagen and the he Swedish glass works Orreefors Kosta Boda.