China Tableware

A dining and giftware collection in dishwasher safe bone china, that is inspired by the luxurious materials and exquisite workmanship that go into Monique's dress designs. Pointe d'espirit reflects one of her bridal gowns, featuring a delicate raised tulle design, enhanced by embossed white dots, contrasting with a soft pearlescent grey border.

Jasper Conran's decidedly 21st-century collection for Wedgwood recalls the Chinese porcelains which were to inspire English ceramic designers in the 18th and 19th centuries. Also available on a white background, the vibrant green Chinoiserie goes particularly well with Jasper Conran's Platinum collection or his original white collection.

This Minton design is inspired by the needlework tapestries and paintings hanging at Haddon Hall in Derbyshire. John Wadsworth designed the collection in 1948 and it remains very popular.

Dating from 1912, this bell-shaped vase is painted either side with rose sprays on gilt sprigs between blue panelled borders. Sinclairs holds antique Royal Crown Derby pieces as well as up to date stock.

Minimalist, this Waterford Crystal candlestick from the John Rocha Black Cut range will add simple sophistication to your dining table.

Quality china manufacturer Villeroy and Boch has ranges to suit every taste, with styles including Metropolitan, Country, Easy and Classic.

With cupcakes all the rage, why not show off your baking efforts on this lovely three-tier cake stand by Royal Worcester. In Evesham design, it features gold finish fittings.

Minton's Haddon Hall design is one of the quality ranges stocked by Portobello, which proudly declares it sells only 100% British goods. Price quoted is for a 27cm dinner plate.

Uber adores this fine and pretty porcelain dinner service with its intricate detail of gold and silver roses and delicately enamelled butterflies.

We love these fine porcelain mugs showing us round the world in minute decorative detail with glamorous gold detailing.