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Features:
The blue and white color references both history and symbolism, as it is consistent with the colors of the flag of Israel and is based on the signature Spode transferware technique famous in the ceramic industry since the 18th century
The Matzoh Tray by Spode will make a memorable gift for a friend or family member
The Spode design is unlike any other Judaica product in the market, and highly collectable
Made in England of high-quality earthenware, Spode's Imperialware, and is dishwasher safe
The Judaica collection celebrates Jewish festivals, holidays and occasions, including Passover, the Sabbath and Weddings. The Spode design is based on historic Judaic manuscripts from the 1880s, influenced by ceramic tile motifs and the traditional Judai
This beautiful Matzoh plate from Spode's Judaica line is an elegant serving addition to Passover celebrations. Inspired by historic Jewish manuscripts, the plate combines a soft white background with multi-hued, transfer-technique blue glazing. The pattern features intricate flowers and vines, a centrally placed Star of David, and the Hebrew word for "Matzoh." The surface is lightly sculptural, the edges curve gracefully, and the tab handles allow for easy passing and carrying. Crafted from fine earthenware in England, the plate is markedly light in the hand but safe in the microwave and dishwasher. With its graceful lines and traditional colors, it is beautiful alone or in combination with other pieces from Spode's Judaica serving line. --Emily Bedard
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0
A must for a beautiful Jewish Home:
I gave this as a gift to a friend who also has the seder plate (which I gave as a wedding gift). I'm not Jewish but I LOVE pieces from this Spode collection. Large, oversized, beautiful detail from old jewish manuscripts. My friend served large, oversized matzoh on the plate and it held the large matzoh. You can't go wrong with using these pieces for the holidays or for shabbat.
