Product Description
Unabashedly regal. Still used daily at the King’s Arms Tavern. The famed lion and unicorn coat of arms of Britain’s royal Hanover line (1714-1837) embellishes this popular and historic creamware.
Please note that all items in this collection are sold individually, including the teacup saucer.
Dinner Plate - 9 3/4" dia.
Bread and butter - 6 3/8" dia.
Rimmed soup bowl - 10" dia.
Fruit bowl - 8 oz.
Teacup - 7 1/2 oz.
Teacup Saucer
Teapot - 18 1/2 oz.
Cream Jug - 5 1/4 oz.
Bouillon - 7 1/2 oz.
Features
Design Inspired by English Delft Plate, Circa 1730
Same dinnerware used in Chowning's Tavern at Colonial WilliamsburgProduct Care
Product Care
Dishwasher and microwave safe. Oven safe up to 450 degrees.
Inspiration
Tavernware is based on period delft designs that have been interpreted for modern dinnerware. Plates take the form and shape of delft plates of the period while hollowares, such as teacups and teapots, have been adapted for modern requirements. Tavernware is decorated with elements from eighteenth-century patterns and is used in the taverns operating today in the Historic Area of Williamsburg.
