



Deruta Deep Serving Platter 36 x 22.5cm in Cobalt
The Ricco Deruta Blu serving plate revives a Renaissance-era pattern in deep cobalt hues – ceramic serveware that brings timeless Italian artistry to modern dining décor.
Why we love this product…
Some stories should never fade. The Ricco Blu pattern carries centuries of Italian design, reimagined for today’s table. Its deep, painterly blues and generous oval form make it perfect for everything from shared pasta to Sunday roasts; the kind of piece that can belong anywhere from a villa to an open-plan kitchen.
Delivering each piece ware it belongs: with you.
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Deruta Deep Serving Platter 36 x 22.5cm in Cobalt

Antica Deruta

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