Traditional white ceramic tableware gets a 60s makeover with this set from Mint.
Each item has been decorated with colourful transfer that illustrate retro sofas or classic record players to produce a set that's worthy of display as it is to eat from. The set includes salad bowls, pasta bowels and serving plates.
Prices start at £30 each for a salad bowl.
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If you love showing off vintage crockery but are reluctant to hang any old twee plates on your precious walls, this set of Seven Deadly Sins plates set from Trixie Delicious on Etsy should be right up your street.
One of London's most stylish shops, Darkroom, have launched their first own collection. Stolen from De Stijl is as strongly influenced by the Dutch art movement as the name might suggest.
The range adopts the simple visual ideas advocated by the De Stijl movement, applying blocks and lines of primary colours, along with black and white only, across a range of products including scarves, bags, cushions and notebooks. The plate pictured is hand-painted and unglazed so for purely decorative purposes only if you want it to retain its sense of style.
Prices start at £22 while the plates cost £120 each.
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If you like the style of Cath Kidston or Lisa Stickley, your fancy might well also be taken by the Heritage home accessories range, new in at Debenhams.
The range covers everything from mugs and side plates pictured to oven gloves and storage jars. Each item is decorated in the same college style way: pretty florals shown alongside printed bits of paper to give a vintage feel.
Prices start at £5 for the jars.
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This striking Alexander Girard plate set is far too good to be used for everyday.
It features motifs designed by Girard in 1956 for Georg Jensen when he was asked to produce seven table settings. Just four of the motifs are used in this set, which is produced by the Indianapolis Museum of Art, all instantly recognisable as his style – the pinwheel, patera, garland and hexagon. So stylish, in fact, that I suspect you'd want to use the set for display rather than eating off.
The set costs £38.50.
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