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These beautiful plates are painted by some of the best artists in Europe who have
specialized in the demanding technique needed to make porcelain plates of perfect
quality. The designs have also been approved by International dog show judges
for the breed shown.
They are made in the well-known Danish Blue Underglaze, and they have
holes on the back for wall hanging.
The company has 25 years of experience in the field of custom decorating corporate
dinnerware by special order. These plates are fired at 1,250 degrees C. Only in this way
is it possible to achieve the exquisite quality where the design is melted down into the
glaze after firing, which means that the plate is 100% dishwasher safe. The technical
quality of the prints is very high -- the accuracy is perfect even
when printing up to 12 colors.
The diameter is a little over 7.5 inches (19.5 cm.) All of them are done in
cobalt blue, with a Danish underglaze.
Collect all of the different plates for your breed.
Miniature Poodle Collector
Plate 7259... $77.95 each
Miniature Poodle Collector
Plate 7389... $77.95 each
Standard Poodle Collector
Plate 7390... $77.95 each
Standard Poodle Collector
Plate 7391... $77.95 each
Toy Poodle Collector
Plate 7392... $77.95 each
Toy Poodle Collector Plate Head
Study 7524... $77.95 each
Miniature Poodle Collector Plate
Head Study 7538... $77.95 each
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Click on each plate for a larger image.
Toy Poodle Collector
Plate 7129... $77.95 each
Toy Poodle Collector
Plate 7130... $77.95 each
Toy Poodle Collector
Plate 7131... $77.95 each
Standard Poodle Collector
Plate 7132... $77.95 each
Standard Poodle Collector
Plate 7134... $77.95 each
Miniature Poodle Collector
Plate 7135... $77.95 each
Miniature Poodle Collector
Plate 7136... $77.95 each
Miniature Poodle Collector
Plate 7137... $77.95 each
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Poodle Collector Plates
Each of these remarkable likenesses cast in highest quality 94% pewter, is
mounted on a handsome, faithfully scaled miniature collector plate.
These plates are designed in the authentic colonial style of master
pewtersmith Thomas Danforth (1777-1818). Our plates are
delicately handspun in the Danforth tradition by New England craftsmen.
