Maxwell & Williams “Pink Boronia” Bone China Plate & Coaster Set – The Gardens Table Collection (2007)
Beautiful matching set from Maxwell & Williams’ *The Gardens Table* collection, featuring the “Pink Boronia” botanical floral design. Each piece is crafted from fine bone china and inspired by botanical illustrations from the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne, Australia. Includes the 6" plate and 4" coaster, both in original packaging.
* Design: *Pink Boronia* (Boronia pinnata) floral motif * Collection: The Gardens Table by Maxwell & Williams * Material: Fine bone china * Sizes: Plate 6” diameter, Coaster 4” diameter * Includes original boxes with printed botanical history * Inspired by *The Flowering Plants and Ferns of N.S.W.* by J.H. Maiden (1895)
Condition Good preowned condition. Both pieces are clean and glossy with no chips or cracks. Boxes show some wear from storage.
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Had a visor just like it and cracked the head band. I was heartbroken because the band fits tightly on my head and loved it. Only suggestion was it should have been shipped in box because usps could have broken it. But arrived intact fortunately.
Great seller and an incredible experience overall. I’m very glad to have been able to shop with her. The item arrived on time, exceeded my expectations, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. Highly recommend!
This seller was really great to discuss this item being a gift. & Helped me figure out how to have it expressed delivery, very greatful for your help. I super hope that my Mom actually appreciates it- We'll see on the 12th! I took it out to inspect it & give it a lil disinfectant wipe. Thank you for the exceptional wrapping & added protective layers. Excellent. Seller! Thank you so much :)
Had a visor just like it and cracked the head band. I was heartbroken because the band fits tightly on my head and loved it. Only suggestion was it should have been shipped in box because usps could have broken it. But arrived intact fortunately.
