Bordallo Pinheiro White Cheese Tray with Yellow Cheese
Use Bordallo Pinheiro’s white cheese tray with yellow cheese to serve your favourite dairy delights. Crafted from earthenware, this tactile white tray features two blocks of yellow cheese for a pop of colour. Use this round tray to present wedges of Lancashire and Wensleydale, or whole rounds of camembert. Alternatively, create a colourful grazing platter on this tray. Pair slices of cheese with crackers, charcuterie, fresh figs and grapes.
Mix and match this cheese tray with other pieces from the Bordallo Pinheiro collection for a full Portuguese table spread.
About Bordallo Pinheiro
The Portuguese ceramics studio, Bordallo Pinheiro, was set up in 1884. Brothers Raphael and Feliciano Bordallo Pinheiro started the venture, and many of the pieces today are still made to Raphael’s designs. In only twenty-one years, Bordallo Pinheiro’s bold, artistic ceramics gained international recognition. Raphael took inspiration from the flora and fauna around his home town of Caldas, as well as drawing on ideas from the Renaissance and from the Art Nouveau & Naturalism movements.
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Use Bordallo Pinheiro’s white cheese tray with yellow cheese to serve your favourite dairy delights. Crafted from earthenware, this tactile white tray features two blocks of yellow cheese for a pop of colour. Use this round tray to present wedges of Lancashire and Wensleydale, or whole rounds of camembert. Alternatively, create a colourful grazing platter on this tray. Pair slices of cheese with crackers, charcuterie, fresh figs and grapes.
Mix and match this cheese tray with other pieces from the Bordallo Pinheiro collection for a full Portuguese table spread.
About Bordallo Pinheiro
The Portuguese ceramics studio, Bordallo Pinheiro, was set up in 1884. Brothers Raphael and Feliciano Bordallo Pinheiro started the venture, and many of the pieces today are still made to Raphael’s designs. In only twenty-one years, Bordallo Pinheiro’s bold, artistic ceramics gained international recognition. Raphael took inspiration from the flora and fauna around his home town of Caldas, as well as drawing on ideas from the Renaissance and from the Art Nouveau & Naturalism movements.
