Nambe Square Platter - 11" planters

Nambe Square Platter - 11" plantersIn 1956, the Nambe Square Platter became the first Nambe piece to be recognized by the New York's Modern Museum of Art. This platter is so versatile, you can not only serve sizzling hot food on it, you can also cook directly on it. If that's not impressive enough, it can be placed in the freezer to serve chilled dishes as well. 11" W x 11" L Made of Nambe Alloy Hand Wash Designer: Richard K Thomas Introduced: 1956

it does highlight the pearlized surface that first drove Marco Polo’s comparison

Sculpture: Regino Torrijos

His journeys across the ocean floor have stirred up tons of bubbles which now envelope the crab in an effervescent cloud of marine colors

This Lladro Porcelain Lord Krishna is handmade in Spain following a meticulous artisan process used for over six decades

Mommy is sitting on the floor to tell her daughter something important

these fish are surprisingly shy considering their appearance

these plates will make a bold statement

wearing a multicolored pool floatie ready to take a dip

The tortoise himself is painted in the new

enchanted by this beautiful scene that seems to have appeared for your eyes only

Often considered a symbol of renewal

25" Diameter