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Large Rectangle Plate Assorted

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Perfect for serving baguettes, bread loaves, and ice cream logs with charming landscape patterns!

Dishwasher safe
Microwave safe
Made in Ireland
Sustainable
Only 2 units left
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The large rectangle plate is our answer to baguette and bread loaves and garlic bread, but could also be used for a multitude of other uses. Ice cream logs or terrines would be just perfect presented on this generously sized plate.

The Assorted Pattern combines our most popular landscape scenes in a charming collage.

Measures:

31.5 cm l (12.4 ")

17 cm w (6.7 ")

3.2 cm (1.3")

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 7 reviews.

Bought this for a dear friend's 60th Birthday. While on a trip to Ireland bought her small angled bowl, same pattern. I purchased the plate to coordinate with the bowl. She absolutely loves the plate! I would definitely buy more pieces if the shipping were not so costly!

Large Rectangle Plate Assorted Landscape

After a magical trip to Ireland and especially to your shop (spending way too much) we were able to use this platter for a creamy cheese round and cracker appetizer. It was the perfect size. It's also long enough to hold two cheese spreader knives without falling off. At Christmas it will be perfect for a brick of cream cheese covered with a cranberry relish and crackers. We will get much use out of this player. I'm glad we bought it.

Large Rectangle Plate Assorted Landscape

While this is my favorite pattern, the plates are a little too large. The medium plate was to small for what I needed so I did not order them.

Large Rectangle Plate Assorted Landscape

How this product is made

Every piece of Nicholas Mosse undergoes a 20-step, handmade process.

Basic Forming

Clay comes from the ground and we mix different sorts of clays to create our own, high quality earthenware. We dig, blunge, sieve, filter and pug the clay to form extruded logs of wet clay, which are then cut into the exact size and weight for each item. The thrower takes this lump and centers and forms it on an electric potter’s wheel.