Description
This ceramic dinner plate carries a painterly winter scene in soft watercolour tones. A tan stag stands at its centre, with a garland of red poinsettias, berries and leaves around his neck and another poinsettia tucked beside his antlers. Two robins perch on sprigs of green leaves, while a deep red rose, pine cones and clusters of red berries sweep around the lower edge. The ground is a clean white glaze with a gently rippled, natural-effect surface and a softly uneven round outline, finished with a fine red lip around the rim. At 22cm, it sits neatly at a place setting.
We see it first on the Christmas table, laid at each place for the big dinner or brought out for mince pies, cheese and a slice of cake through the festive season. With such a detailed scene, it looks just as good propped on a plate stand of your own on a dresser shelf, bringing a woodland note to the room once the tree is up. It makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for anyone who loves to dress a seasonal table, and it sits happily alongside plain white tableware too.
The plate is made from ceramic with a glossy glaze over the print, and the rippled surface gives it a relaxed, organic look that suits a country kitchen. As general good practice for glazed ceramic, wash it by hand in warm soapy water, dry it with a soft cloth and skip abrasive scourers that could dull the colours. When stacking, slip a sheet of kitchen paper between plates to protect the red rim. For a full festive setting, pair it with green linen napkins and a few sprigs of pine, or wrap it in tissue as a gift to open on Christmas morning.
Specification
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Colour |
White & Green |
| Weight |
0.474kg |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How big is the deer dinner plate?
Our deer plate measures 22cm, a comfortable size for a festive place setting, a Christmas starter or a slice of cake.
What is the plate made from?
It is made from ceramic with a glossy glaze over the print and a gently rippled, natural-effect surface.
What colours are on the plate?
The plate has a white ground with green foliage, a fine red lip around the rim, red poinsettias, berries and a rose, a tan stag and two robins.
What does the design show?
A stag wearing a poinsettia garland stands at the centre, framed by two robins on leafy sprigs, pine cones, red berries and a red rose.
How should I look after the plate?
As general good practice for glazed ceramic, wash it by hand in warm soapy water, dry with a soft cloth and avoid abrasive scourers.
Does it make a good Christmas gift?
Yes, it makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for anyone who enjoys dressing a seasonal table or displaying festive pieces on a dresser.