Extraordinary Capital Letters: Versace Alphabet Dishes from Rosenthal
Whether as a Christmas present or small personal attention – the Alphabet collection spells out Versace‘s heritage with the Spring Summer 1992 archival print featuring Barocco lettering. The fine porcelain collection of Monogram trays is an adorable gift item that adds sophisticated style to your home – from A to Z.
Heritage meets Holiday spirit! Versace family history is intertwined with classic festive elements for a warm, joyous atmosphere around the holiday table. The Holiday Alphabet collection spells out Versace heritage with a motif joined by a bouquet of golden Baroque leaves, Christmas Star flowers, holly and mistletoe all tied together with a Greca bow.
Rosenthal may have one of the longest traditions of Germany‘s companies, but is also one of the most modern. Just as they did when they were originally founded 140 years ago, Rosenthal develops products equally for discerning end customers and for exacting professional clients from the restaurant and hotel trade. Their products stand out with exceptional form, function, quality and craftsmanship and represent a cultural asset “made in Germany”, never ceasing to combine innovation and creativity. With its award-winning porcelain design, trendy lifestyle collections and modern, elegant classics, the Rosenthal brand raises the bar time and again for aesthetics and individuality.
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