Less Than 6'' Oven Safe Plates

This 4-piece bread and butter plate set elevates your table setting with a sleek finish and minimalist silhouette. Crafted from lead-free stoneware, each plate features a rimmed edge that helps keep rolls, appetizers, or small bites contained during meals. The clean design seamlessly blends with your existing dinnerware for effortless everyday dining or special occasions. Plus, the plates stack neatly in your kitchen cabinets to help streamline storage. They're also safe to use in the microwave and dishwasher for easy prep and cleanup.

Great add n to match the set, a must have for the price!. Shara. OR. Sat, 26 Mar 2022

This bread plate is for all your pre-entree needs. Paired with this dinner plate, they make for a beautiful addition to your table. A slightly concaved face with a subtle matte rim to round out the plate.

It’s super pretty, the glaze looks like a million little cracks, not opaque.. Diana. Needham, MA. Mon, 15 Dec 2025

Named after a Parisian arrondissement, the bestselling Abbesses collection reflects its European heritage of charming simplicity. Hand-painted primary color and contemporary organic shapes. Perfect for casual dinners as well as a leisure breakfast of cafe au lait and croissants.

Nicole. Washington, Dc. Thu, 06 Dec 2018

This porcelain saucer’s mustard yellow hue brings a fresh, sunny accent to your breakfast table. The arched shape echoes the curve of a cup on one side, and accommodates flatware or a small treat on the other. With its clean raised edges, it also works as an accessory tray or plant saucer.

Exactly as described!. Amy. IN. Mon, 10 Apr 2023

Taking inspiration from the natural materials of sand, clay, and water. The shapes are soft and inviting with pleasantly rounded edges and a slightly rough surface in some areas and glazed in others. Made from colored clay and a unique mix of quartz, minerals, and oxide. Stoneware is defined as a group of ceramic products and is used to produce plates, dishes, cachepots, and bowls, molded at very high temperatures using special casting techniques. The high temperature during the firing process ensures stoneware is more stable than clay and less translucent than porcelain. The colors, shapes, and appearance of the glaze as well as the overall look depend on the firing temperature and time and may vary slightly from piece to piece - each piece is unique and may show individual structures and shades.

The perfect size for an appetizer or soy sauce with sushi! Love them!. Deborah. Los Ranchos De Albuquerque, NM. Mon, 16 Oct 2023

Taking inspiration from the natural materials of sand, clay, and water. The shapes are soft and inviting with pleasantly rounded edges and a slightly rough surface in some areas and glazed in others. Made from colored clay and a unique mix of quartz, minerals, and oxide. Stoneware is defined as a group of ceramic products and is used to produce plates, dishes, cachepots, and bowls, molded at very high temperatures using special casting techniques. The high temperature during the firing process ensures stoneware is more stable than clay and less translucent than porcelain. The colors, shapes, and appearance of the glaze as well as the overall look depend on the firing temperature and time and may vary slightly from piece to piece - each piece is unique and may show individual structures and shades.

I like the material and the size!!! Perfect!!!. Anonymous. Conway, SC. Fri, 26 Feb 2021

Inspired by the beautiful pottery of Southwest France, Canvas Home is excited to introduce the Reims Collection. This collection has many possibilities, with deeply saturated colors, making it a highly compelling component of any tablescape.

Love this set.. Michael. Malibu, CA. Fri, 15 Aug 2025

Taking inspiration from the natural materials of sand, clay, and water. The shapes are soft and inviting with pleasantly rounded edges and a slightly rough surface in some areas and glazed in others. Made from colored clay and a unique mix of quartz, minerals, and oxide. Stoneware is defined as a group of ceramic products and is used to produce plates, dishes, cachepots, and bowls, molded at very high temperatures using special casting techniques. The high temperature during the firing process ensures stoneware is more stable than clay and less translucent than porcelain. The colors, shapes, and appearance of the glaze as well as the overall look depend on the firing temperature and time and may vary slightly from piece to piece - each piece is unique and may show individual structures and shades.

The perfect size for a little snack or dessert. I love the muted colors.. Deborah. Los Ranchos De Albuquerque, NM. Mon, 16 Oct 2023