Pate mold.

Pate mold • The platters in this group complement the collection of dishes designed for serving both hot and cold dishes, including breakfasts, lunches, or dinners

• They can be used to serve appetizers on a traditional table, but also on a so-called buffet table

• Suitable for dishwasher cleaning, food storage in the refrigerator

• Glazing and firing at high temperatures make the decoration of the platter resistant to damage

• Like all ceramic products from Zakłady Ceramiczne "BOLESŁAWIEC", the platters are hand-decorated using stamps and brushes, making each platter unique, so there may be minimal differences in decoration between individual pieces within the same decoration D-56 decoration One of the oldest and most classic decorations from the "BOLESŁAWIEC" Ceramic Works combines stamps in the characteristic "peacock eye" pattern with hand-painted leaves. The stamping method is a traditional technique for decorating dishes dating back to 1882, when local potters invented a decoration made using a sponge with underglaze paints in intense cobalt blue and green colors. Despite many years passing, this form of decoration remains consistently popular among contemporary enthusiasts of Bolesławiec pottery.