Heller
Maxplates 7.5”
Maxplates 7.5”
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Designer
Designer
Materials
Materials
Melamine
FDA safe and BPA- and BPS-free. Wash before use. Not safe for microwave, oven, heat lamps or warming drawers. When serving hot food items, especially soups and beverages, they should not exceed 180°F.
Made in China
Dimensions
Dimensions
Diameter: 7 ½"
Height: ¾"
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping: ships via Parcel.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Dishwasher safe. Not Microwave safe.
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Warranty
Warranty
1-year warranty terms and conditions apply.
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Date 1964 | Lella & Massimo Vignelli
The perfect small plate for modern living—where smart design meets everyday elegance. This 7.5-inch salad plate features a subtle raised rim that creates an interlocking stacking system, allowing six plates to occupy the space of two conventional ones. Ideal for appetizers, desserts, sandwiches, or side dishes, these versatile plates bring museum-quality design to casual dining and formal occasions alike.
Designed by Massimo and Lella Vignelli in their groundbreaking 1964 collection, this plate embodies the democratization of good design—bringing MoMA-worthy aesthetics to everyday tableware at accessible prices. The same innovative stackable dinnerware that revolutionized kitchen organization in the 1970s continues to solve storage challenges in modern homes, from tiny apartments to sprawling estates.
Manufactured in heat-resistant, shatterproof melamine that withstands years of use, each plate is FDA-safe, BPA-free, BPS-free, and dishwasher safe (top rack only). The lightweight, durable construction makes these plates perfect for outdoor dining, picnics, poolside entertaining, or camping adventures. Whether stacked in your cabinet or displayed on open shelving, these space-saving plates prove that modern design is forever.
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Why we love it!
Hellerware brings happiness to every table. The shapes are crisp and beautifully proportioned, the glossy rainbow-colored hues transform ordinary days into celebrations, and the fact that this collection continues to be coveted and enjoyed by modernists worldwide is the definition of great design.