Salad Bowls & Serving Platters Rosenthal

Fine porcelain dinnerware, serveware and accessory pieces made in Germany designed by Thomas for Rosenthal. White color with subtle raised white lines. Perfect for everyday use or entertaining. Dishwa more→sher and microwave safe.

Equally appropriate for every day occasions and festive gatherings, Medaillon features clean, simple lines that are modern yet timeless.

Detailed with a subtle design mimicking soft mesh fabric and finished in a bright glaze, Rosenthal's sturdy porcelain dinnerware brings a touch of texture to the table.

Detailed with a subtle design mimicking soft mesh fabric and finished in a bright glaze, Rosenthal's sturdy porcelain dinnerware brings a touch of texture to the table.

Detailed with a subtle design mimicking soft mesh fabric and finished in a bright glaze, Rosenthal's sturdy porcelain dinnerware brings a touch of texture to the table.

Rosenthal Junto Salad Plate

Rosenthal Junto Salad Plate

Rosenthal products are designed by artists devoted to creating unique designs that embody the aesthetics of today but will endure for infinite tomorrows. Simple yet sophisticated shapes give this eleg more→ant white china a contemporary look. Designed for compatibility, this pattern coordinates with Suomi Rangoon.

Rosenthal products are designed by artists devoted to creating unique designs that embody the aesthetics of today but will endure for infinite tomorrows. Tac is designed by one of the greatest archite more→cts of this century, Walter Gropius. Built on geometric forms, the simple circle and the seamless globe are the primary inspirations for this modern, streamlined collection.

This classic design from Rosenthal now features a new series of graphics which follow the contours of each item- emphasizing its shape. The design takes on the theme of structure by playing with the c more→ontrast between matte and glossy surfaces-an idea that Walter Gropius himself pursued in his first design.

This classic design from Rosenthal now features a new series of graphics which follow the contours of each item, thus emphasizing its shape. The designs take on the theme of structure by playing with more→the contrast between matte and glossy surfaces- an idea that Walter Gropius himself pursued in his first design.

Shimmering metallic details in a lively geometric design decorate this stunning dinnerware, which was created exclusively for Bloomingdale's in a close partnership with Rosenthal.