La Chinoiserie Porcelain Party Table — plates stacked on the garden-scene placemat with fretwork napkins, in blue on ivory, on dark wood

La Chinoiserie Porcelain Party Table

6 guests
$78.00
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La Chinoiserie Porcelain Party Table — plates stacked on the garden-scene placemat with fretwork napkins, in blue on ivory, on dark wood
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  • La Chinoiserie Porcelain Party Table — plates stacked on the garden-scene placemat with fretwork napkins, in blue on ivory, on dark wood
  • La Chinoiserie Porcelain paper plate — blue garden scene on ivory
  • La Chinoiserie Porcelain salad plate — blue garden scene on ivory
  • La Chinoiserie Porcelain bowl — blue garden scene on ivory
  • La Chinoiserie Porcelain Fretwork dinner napkin
  • La Chinoiserie Porcelain paper placemat
La Chinoiserie Porcelain Party Table

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La Chinoiserie Porcelain Party Table

$78.00

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What's Included

Format: A party table for 6, 8, 12, 16 or 24 guests

Per guest: 9″ dinner plate · 7″ salad plate · 7″ bowl · two Fretwork dinner napkins

Per table: one Garden Scene placemat pad (pad of 25)

Napkins arrive in sealed sets of 16, so smaller tables carry more than two a guest.

Material: Durable Paper Stock

Print: Full Color, Navy on Ivory

Compliance: FDA Compliant for Food Contact

Collection: Vintage Voyagers France · La Chinoiserie
Description

One box sets the whole table. The La Chinoiserie Porcelain party table carries the eighteenth-century chinoiserie garden — blossoming branch, pheasant, low garden fence — across the plates and the placemat, in the classic navy-on-ivory blue-and-white. The napkin answers it in Fretwork, the open lattice, in the same two colours.

Per guest: a 9″ dinner plate, a 7″ salad plate, a 7″ bowl and two Fretwork dinner napkins. Every table also includes one Garden Scene placemat pad. Choose the table that fits your guest count — six, eight, twelve, sixteen or twenty-four.
A Note from Jeff

The blue-and-white chinoiserie garden is the most copied pattern in the history of European ceramics, and most of the copies miss what makes the originals work: the empty ground. The branch, the bird, the fence — they are placed, not scattered. Everything else is left alone.

Set the whole table in it and you get that same restraint at scale. One pattern, one colour, repeated down the length of a table, is quieter than four patterns trying to agree.