Mackenzie-Childs Sterling Check Enamel Dinner Plate Perfumes heavy-gauge steel with hand-painted Courtly

heavy-gauge steel with hand-painted Courtly Check decoration

A lavish set of gold/amber tumblers

a design element first created in 1790 by Giovanni Maria Cassini

Maximilian took inspiration from his travels throughout North and South America

Mackenzie-Childs Sterling Check Enamel Dinner Plate Perfumes heavy-gauge steel with hand-painted CourtlySet a place at the table for our Sterling Check Enamel Dinner Plate. Similar in theme to our signature Courtly Check enamel pattern, Sterling Check checks all our boxes. The heavy gauge steel underbody is glazed with hand painted, color dragged checks in subtle shades of grey and rimmed in bronzed stainless steel.