Platters

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Form and function combine in handsome platters, adding majesty to your centrepiece.

1 “Jars Cantine” platter, $92, from Williams-Sonoma.

2 “Scale” platter, $75, from The Mod Collective.

3 “Finch” platter, $69.90, from Citta Design.

4 “Cucina” platter, $138, from Bison Australia.

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5 Fort Standard footed aluminium platter, $165, from Douglas and Bec.

6 Sterling silver footed platter, $2,200, from Michael A Greene Antiques.

7 Pillivuyt “Queen Anne” platter, $173, from Williams-Sonoma.

8 Bergerac serving platter, $185, from The Country Trader.

9 Porcelain Bear porcelain tray, $160, from Jardan.

10 Falcon enamel tray, $40, from Koskela.

11 The Fortynine Studio +Jardan “Raw” platter, from Jardan.

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