Here are photos of some of my Seder Plates.  They are approximately 14" x 15".  Each well has a ceramic "replica" of the   items needed on the Seder Plate.  When using it for Pesach (rather than for display) remove the ceramic pieces and replace them with the "real thing."

  My Seder Plates are very Reform.  You see several pieces you may not be used to.  First the orange: the story goes like this.  A young woman, the daughter of an Orthodox Rabbi, told her father that she wanted to become a Rabbi.  The father's answer:  "A woman on the bema is as appropriate as an orange on the Seder Plate."  So we Reform Jews put an orange on the Seder Plate.  The small ceramic cup is Miriam's cup.  After all, it was Miriam who danced with her timbrels after passing through the Sea of Reeds.

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