Vista Alegre Terrace Dinner Plate

Description

Since 1824 Vista Alegre has been the oldest producer of porcelain in Portugal, earning the title of Royal Factory in 1829. The soft color palette showcases the rich gold accents, hand-painted details and clean, sweeping lines that anchor this collection. Terrace draws inspiration from the Gothic art of the late Medieval and early Renaissance periods. Terrace draws inspiration from the Gothic art of the late Medieval and early Renaissance periods. The soft color palette showcases the rich gold accents, hand-painted details and clean, sweeping lines that anchor this collection. Throughout history the company has continued to produce porcelain for royalty the world over, from Ferdinand II of Portugal to Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. Terrace draws inspiration from the Gothic art of the late Medieval and early Renaissance periods. The soft color palette showcases the rich gold accents, hand-painted details and clean, sweeping lines that anchor this collection. Since 1824 Vista Alegre has been the oldest producer of porcelain in Portugal, earning the title of Royal Factory in 1829. Throughout history the company has continued to produce porcelain for royalty the world over, from Ferdinand II of Portugal to Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. Today the company preserves tradition while continuing to produce innovative designs by collaborating with world famous designers such as Christian Lacroix and Oscar de la Renta.

Key Features

• The soft color palette showcases the rich gold accents, hand-painted details and clean, sweeping lines that anchor this collection.
• Terrace draws inspiration from the Gothic art of the late Medieval and early Renaissance periods.
• Today the company preserves tradition while continuing to produce innovative designs by collaborating with world famous designers such as Christian Lacroix and Oscar de la Renta.
• Since 1824 Vista Alegre has been the oldest producer of porcelain in Portugal, earning the title of Royal Factory in 1829.
• Throughout history the company has continued to produce porcelain for royalty the world over, from Ferdinand II of Portugal to Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands.