• Part of the Nantucket Basket Collection by Wedgwood. Complete the set or mix and match with other Wedgwood collections for a unique look.
• Made from Fine China - Looks fantastic and provides superior strength.
• Pure white with embossed basketweave pattern on rim.
• Nantucket Basket brings a classic, traditional look to your table.
• Dishwasher and Microwave safe.

Product Description ------------------- In the late 19th Century, Nantucket, Massachusetts was renowned the world over for its meticulously hand-woven baskets. It was these which gave inspiration for the Nantucket Collection by Wedgwood; which mirrors the elegant basketwork in the design details of this fine china dinnerware collection. This Pasta Plate is rendered in pure white fine china delicately embossed with the collection's signature basket weave motif. .com ---- Nantucket baskets were originally made in the mid-1800s by lightship keepers off the coast of the tiny island of Nantucket, Massachusetts, to earn extra income for their families. Today the tradition of making these baskets is still very much alive and carrying a handcrafted Nantucket basket is quite a status symbol among East Coasters who have visited or summer on the island. Wedgwood's Nantucket pattern captures the heritage of these baskets and the tastefulness of New England's upper crust in a simple yet lovely dinnerware collection. Perfect for serving individual helpings of pasta, rice dishes, or hearty soups, this pure white, 10-1/4-inch pasta plate features no more ornamentation than an embossed basketweave pattern around its rim and easily moves from casual meals to dressier affairs. As with many Wedgwood collections, this dinnerware is made of fine china, which gives this plate a beautiful translucent sheen and makes it look quite thin and brittle. In spite of its delicate appearance, however, china is reinforced with 51-percent ash and is the strongest ceramic available. This modern-day china is safe for the microwave and dishwasher and is made in England with the same quality and care as earlier pieces from Wedgwood's 240 years of production. This plate coordinates with a variety of other dinner- and serveware pieces within the Nantucket collection. --Cristina Vaamonde