Versace Rosenthal Dinner Plate | Porcelain and Gold Rim
Produced by Rosenthal for Versace’s studio line, this plate sits in the early era of the house’s tableware collection when classical motifs and restrained gold detailing defined the aesthetic. The Medusa medallion is rendered in crisp relief, set against a clean white field edged with a fine Greek key border.
These early studio pieces were made to carry the Versace visual language without excess, relying on proportion, weight and finish to deliver presence. It remains a collectible example of the collaboration’s refined period and holds its place as an elegant object for display or service.
Measures: 27 cm diameter
Excellent condition
Produced by Rosenthal for Versace’s studio line, this plate sits in the early era of the house’s tableware collection when classical motifs and restrained gold detailing defined the aesthetic. The Medusa medallion is rendered in crisp relief, set against a clean white field edged with a fine Greek key border.
These early studio pieces were made to carry the Versace visual language without excess, relying on proportion, weight and finish to deliver presence. It remains a collectible example of the collaboration’s refined period and holds its place as an elegant object for display or service.
Measures: 27 cm diameter
Excellent condition
Description
Produced by Rosenthal for Versace’s studio line, this plate sits in the early era of the house’s tableware collection when classical motifs and restrained gold detailing defined the aesthetic. The Medusa medallion is rendered in crisp relief, set against a clean white field edged with a fine Greek key border.
These early studio pieces were made to carry the Versace visual language without excess, relying on proportion, weight and finish to deliver presence. It remains a collectible example of the collaboration’s refined period and holds its place as an elegant object for display or service.
Measures: 27 cm diameter
Excellent condition
