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Description: Service plate of the Obama china service on April 27, 2015. Each setting of the new china contains 11 pieces, and there are 320 settings. Most of the pieces have an edge of textured gold, a band of color named "Kailua blue" (inspired by the color of the sea off President Obama's home state of Hawaii), and a narrow inner band of gold. Pickard China of Illinois manufactured the porcelain. The service plate (or "charger") is designed to act as a placeholder. It remains on the table, and other porcelain is placed atop it. The Obama service plate is different from the rest of the service. It features a patterned gold gilt edge and a broad, fluted gold gilt rim. The Presidential Coat of Arms is centered on the plate. Surrounding the service plate are first course, second course, and dessert plates from the same service.
Title: Obama china service plate 2015
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Author: The White House
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