Lanjia Shengdian Navy & Gold Neoclassical Bone China Tableware – 8, 9 & 10.5-inch Plates, Coffee Cup/Saucer, Teapot & Serving Platter
Lanjia Shengdian Navy & Gold Neoclassical Bone China Tableware – 8, 9 & 10.5-inch Plates, Coffee Cup/Saucer, Teapot & Serving Platter
Lanjia Shengdian Navy & Gold Neoclassical Bone China Tableware
Lanjia Shengdian 蓝伽圣殿 is a Western neoclassical bone china tableware collection built around navy blue, crisp white and fine gold-tone detailing. The collection mixes three coordinated border treatments: a clean solid navy band, a blue diamond-lattice pattern and a more ornate navy-and-gold scroll design. The supplier positions it for styled dining rooms, show-home table settings, Western dining and steak service.
Available pieces
- 10.5-inch Dinner / Steak Plate – Solid Navy Border
- 10.5-inch Dinner / Steak Plate – Diamond Lattice
- 9-inch Dinner Plate – Ornate Navy & Gold Scroll
- 8-inch Plate – Diamond Lattice
- 8-inch Plate – Solid Navy Border
- Coffee Cup & Saucer – Diamond Lattice
- Coffee Cup & Saucer – Solid Navy Border
- Lidded Teapot – Diamond Lattice
- Oval Serving Platter – Diamond Lattice, approximately 31.5 × 23 × 2.5 cm
How to mix the three patterns
Use the solid navy pieces as visual anchors, the diamond lattice for rhythm, and the ornate scroll plate as the statement accent. A particularly balanced setting uses one solid navy plate underneath a lattice piece, with the ornate plate reserved for a shared course or decorative display.
Table styling
The navy-and-gold palette works especially well with black glass, dark walnut, espresso wood, cream stone and warm white dining tables. Gold-tone flatware echoes the rim detail, while clear glassware keeps the table from becoming too heavy. For a more contemporary look, use white linen and keep all other textiles plain.
Steak and Western dining
The 10.5-inch plates provide the broadest surface for steak, roast meats, composed mains and restaurant-style plating. The 8- and 9-inch pieces work naturally for starters, salads, desserts or layered place settings.
Coffee and afternoon tea
Pair the matching cup and saucer with an 8-inch plate for pastries or cake. The lidded teapot and coffee pieces also work well on a sideboard or dedicated drinks tray away from the main dining table.
Serving and display
The documented oval platter measures approximately 31.5 cm long × 23 cm wide × 2.5 cm high, making it a useful centrepiece for shared dishes, roasts, fish or cold platters. In a glass cabinet, stand the larger patterned plates vertically and position the teapot, cup and saucer in front to show the three border designs together.
Gift occasions
This collection suits housewarmings, weddings, engagements, anniversaries and gifts for people who favour navy interiors, European-classic dining rooms or formal table settings. Individual pieces also make it easy to build a smaller curated gift rather than committing to a full service.
Care guidance
Use mild detergent and a soft sponge. Avoid abrasive cleaning tools on the decorated and gold-tone areas. Use soft separators between stacked plates during long-term storage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material does the supplier identify?
The supplier identifies this collection as bone china.
What plate sizes are offered?
The range shown includes 8-inch, 9-inch and 10.5-inch plate options.
Which size is best for steak?
The 10.5-inch plate gives the most room for steak, sides and plated mains.
Are there different border patterns?
Yes. The collection includes solid navy, blue diamond-lattice and ornate navy-and-gold scroll treatments.
Is there a coffee cup and saucer?
Yes. Coordinating cup-and-saucer options are available.
Is there a teapot?
Yes. A matching lidded teapot is available.
What size is the oval serving platter?
Approximately 31.5 × 23 × 2.5 cm.
Can the different patterns be mixed?
Yes. Their shared navy, white and gold palette makes them intentionally easy to combine.
What dining table colours work best?
Black, dark walnut, espresso, cream, white and neutral stone work especially well.
Is it suitable for a formal dining room?
Yes. The neoclassical navy-and-gold styling is particularly suited to formal and hotel-inspired interiors.
Can I use the smaller plates for dessert?
Yes. The 8- and 9-inch plates are practical for dessert, salad, starters and light meals.
How should I display the collection?
Stand one large patterned plate vertically and layer the teapot and cup-and-saucer pieces in front for a balanced cabinet display.
