Floral Bird Bone China Mix & Match Tableware Collection – Phoenix, Peony, Gold-Rim Plates, Bowls & Coffee Cups
Floral Bird Bone China Mix & Match Tableware Collection – Phoenix, Peony, Gold-Rim Plates, Bowls & Coffee Cups
Floral Bird Bone China Mix & Match Tableware Collection
This decorative bone china collection brings together Chinese floral-and-bird imagery with a light luxury table setting. Peony-like blossoms, flowering branches and colourful birds are framed by fine gold-toned lines, while selected pieces use powder pink, deep green or pale blue grounds to create a coordinated but deliberately eclectic table.
The supplier offers the design as a mix-and-match tableware range rather than one compulsory fixed set. Choose individual plates, cup-and-saucer combinations, bowls, spoons and table accessories to build a service around the way you actually dine.
Available pieces
10.5-inch Large Decorative Plate: approx. 26 cm diameter, available in pink, dark green and blue colourways.
Coffee Cup & Saucer: cup approx. 8.5 cm across the rim, 7.5 cm high and 175 ml capacity; saucer approx. 14.5 cm. Available in pink, dark green and blue designs.
14.5 cm Small Soup Spoon: available in matching pink, blue and dark-green accent versions.
8-inch Small Floral Plate: approx. 21 cm diameter, useful for breakfast, dessert, side dishes or layered place settings.
4.5-inch Douli Bowl: approx. 12.2 cm diameter, 6.8 cm high and 250 ml capacity.
4-inch Seasoning Dish: approx. 9 cm, designed for sauces, condiments, nuts or small appetisers.
Wave-Style Chopstick Rest: a sculptural table accessory for completing a formal place setting.
How to build a coordinated table
For a balanced four-person table, start with four matching or alternating large plates, add four bowls, then introduce one cup-and-saucer colour as an accent. A more collected look can be created by mixing pink, green and blue versions while keeping the repeated floral-and-bird motif consistent.
New Chinese interior styling
The collection works especially well with dark walnut, black timber, celadon ceramics and pale stone. Because the pattern contains several colours, keep runners and placemats restrained in ivory, sage green, charcoal or muted blue. A low branch arrangement or a single peony-style floral centrepiece is enough to echo the decoration.
European and contemporary styling
The fine gold-toned outlines and botanical imagery also work in Parisian, transitional and contemporary luxury interiors. Pair the pieces with cream linen, clear glassware and brass-toned flatware for a formal setting, or with pale oak and simple white textiles for a lighter modern look.
Decorative display
The 10.5-inch bird-and-flower plates work particularly well standing vertically in a china cabinet. Arrange a coffee cup and saucer in front, then layer a smaller bowl or seasoning dish to create depth. Alternating pink, green and blue backgrounds produces a curated collector-style display.
Gift ideas
Because pieces can be selected individually, the collection works for housewarmings, weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and host gifts at different budgets. A coffee cup-and-saucer pairing makes a compact present, while a coordinated group of plates, bowls and cups creates a more substantial new-home gift.
Care
Use a soft sponge and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive pads on decorative and gold-toned areas. Use soft separators between stacked plates for storage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this sold only as one fixed dinner set?
No. The supplier offers the design across individual coordinated pieces, allowing customers to build a custom service.
What material does the supplier identify?
The supplier lists the range as bone china tableware.
Which colour families are available?
The documented imagery includes pink, dark green and blue variations across key plates, cups and spoons.
Can I mix the three colours together?
Yes. The repeated floral-and-bird artwork and gold-toned detailing are designed to coordinate across the colourways.
Is the gold decoration genuine precious-metal gold?
The finish is described here as gold-toned decoration; no precious-metal composition claim is made.
Which interiors suit the collection?
New Chinese, contemporary luxury, European transitional, eclectic and collector-style interiors all work naturally with the botanical palette.
Is it suitable for gifting?
Yes. Individual cup-and-saucer or plate selections suit smaller gifts, while multiple coordinated pieces can form a larger wedding or housewarming presentation.
