When you are talking of the Icons of the British china tableware market you do not get much more iconic than Portmeirion Botanic Garden Tableware. The pottery is designed by Susan Williams-Ellis and introduced into the Portmeirion tableware portfolio in 1972, Botanic Garden Tableware is as fresh and popular today is it was in the 70\'s. The continued success is down to the constant refreshing of the Floral designs, a total of 46 Flower patterns have featured at any one time on the Botanic Garden china range. Botanic Garden works so well as a morning and breakfast crockery set and yet is just as comfortable and proud in a more formal dinnerware setting too. If you are looking for china that ticks all the boxes and has longevity and is more than likely to keep on going in the future, then Botanic Garden Tableware is the china for you. A true British design icon.