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22 days ago •
Nov. 9, 2023
• 11:28 AM
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Mottahedeh
22 days ago •
Nov. 9, 2023
• 11:28 AM
It only takes a couple of daisies to brighten up a Thursday lunch. Mottahedeh's modern interpretation of blue and white Chinoiserie is Blue Shou and is dishwasher and microwave safe.
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44 days ago •
Oct. 18, 2023
• 2:14 PM
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44 days ago •
Oct. 18, 2023
• 2:14 PM
A lemon meringue tart sits pretty on our Chelsea Feather Gold plates. Tradition with a modern twist, Mottahedeh deconstructed a formal Rococo dinner service dating back to 1770, keeping the scalloped shape and 22K gold feathered edge and removed the design to create a clean fresh look.
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Mottahedeh
64 days ago •
Sept. 28, 2023
• 9:46 AM
Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
64 days ago •
Sept. 28, 2023
• 9:46 AM
I found this in an old entertaining book. Does anyone set a formal table anymore? 12 pieces of cutlery and 5 drinking glasses, The world has certainly changed and gotten more casual. By these standards, our formal tables would be considered at most semi-formal.
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Mottahedeh
Jan. 22, 2017
• 7:10 PM
• 2,504 days ago
Mottahedeh
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Mottahedeh
Jan. 22, 2017
• 7:10 PM
• 2,504 days ago
Did you know that Chinese New Year is next Saturday? We also noticed that many of you, while searching for our products, want to know more about how porcelain is made.
The story about fine China porcelain will, therefore, make a perfect match. Enjoy it.
Porcelain and other types of ceramics are such an integral part of our everyday life that it is not something we notice. This was not always the case. Porcelain was once the rarest of materials in the 16th, 17th and 18th ...Read more of post
The story about fine China porcelain will, therefore, make a perfect match. Enjoy it.
Porcelain and other types of ceramics are such an integral part of our everyday life that it is not something we notice. This was not always the case. Porcelain was once the rarest of materials in the 16th, 17th and 18th ...Read more of post
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