Michigan State Porcelain Serving Platter
This Michigan State Plate captures the distinctive shape of Michigan's peninsula in a functional 13-inch porcelain serving dish. Designed for both everyday meals and special gatherings, this platter brings Michigan's iconic geography to your table with practical features that make it suitable for various cooking and serving needs.
The porcelain construction features a glossy white glaze that creates a non-stick surface, making food release and cleanup straightforward. This serving dish handles temperature extremes well, functioning safely in ovens up to 450 degrees and microwaves, while remaining dishwasher-safe for convenient maintenance.
Product Specifications
- Measures 13" x 11.75" x 1.5"
- Sealed with glossy white glaze for a non-stick surface
- Microwave and oven safe up to 450 degrees
- Dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning
- Free of all lead and toxins
- Makes an ideal gift for Michigan lovers, accomplished hosts, or anyone captivated by the spirit of The Great Lake State
Versatile Serving Applications
The 13-inch size accommodates various dishes, from casseroles and roasted vegetables to desserts and appetizer arrangements. Use it for baking Michigan cherry pie, serving pasties, or presenting any dish where the unique state shape adds visual interest. The 1.5-inch depth provides adequate capacity while maintaining a profile suitable for oven-to-table serving.
The lead-free, toxin-free porcelain construction ensures food safety standards, while the durable glazed finish resists scratching and staining through repeated use. This platter works equally well as a functional cooking vessel or as a decorative serving piece that showcases regional pride.
Part of Lark at Home's Flagship Collection, The Fifty United Plates®, this Michigan serving dish represents state-specific dinnerware that combines practical functionality with geographic design. Whether you're a Michigan resident, have connections to the Great Lakes region, or appreciate state-themed serveware, this porcelain platter serves as both a useful kitchen tool and a conversation piece that celebrates Michigan's distinctive peninsula shape.
