The majority are described as porcelain; at least one listing is identified as earthenware.
Set sizes vary from single-piece listings up to multi-piece sets; examples include single plates and sets of 4 and 6.
Porcelain salad plates around 8–8.5 inches are specifically described for indoor and outdoor picnic use; some listings also promote 9.3-inch colorful plates for al fresco settings.
Descriptions note a fired glaze that protects artwork from fading and surface wear; at least one listing also calls the plates lead-free and chip-resistant.
Edge styles include softly scalloped rims and coupe-style plates.