Ten inches is the dinner size: a hot main with sides, carved meat and gravy, a plate carried from a buffet to a seat without the rim folding under the weight. The listing puts it plainly as full-sized meals, and 240 plates is a catered quantity rather than a household one, bought by the case for a room of tables.
Emerald is the bright, jewel-tone green of this line rather than the deep hunter shade. It carries St Patrick’s Day without a printed shamrock on anything, and Christmas alongside glittering gold or classic red. One caution about the food: green on green goes flat, so salad and herbs look better served onto white.
On the table
- Ten inches across and 240 plates to the case: banquet quantity.
- Jewel-tone green, brighter than hunter and deeper than fresh lime.
- Pairs with glittering gold or classic red napkins from this line.
- Salad and herbs lose their contrast on a saturated green plate.
Specifics from the listing
- Plate Dimensions: Decorative plates measure 10 inches in diameter to accommodate full-sized meals
- Premium Paper Construction: Made of high-quality premium paper material for reliable use during meals
