Odds are, you recognize this floral china pattern, and it just feels right for showcasing deviled eggs on the Easter table—or any other springtime supper!

Price at time of publish: $32

"I serve deviled eggs quite often throughout the year," says Digital Editor Jenna Sims. "I like having several different egg platters in my collection so I can swap it up for different occasions and I love that this Spode platter is reserved just for Christmas festivities."

Price at time of publish: $40

Not only does this acacia wood serving platter hold 24 deviled eggs, but it can also be flipped over and used as serving board.

Price at time of publish: $31

Fiesta's colorful stoneware egg trays offer a pretty and fun pop of color for serving deviled eggs during the summertime.

Price at time of publish: $30

If you wanted to go with something that's both heirloom-quality and worth the splurge, this Juliska serving platter makes the perfect place to display your mother's deviled egg recipe, particularly for special occasions.

Price at time of publish: $88

Business Manager Nellah McGough remembers her Mama Mae bringing out a gold trimmed egg platter each Christmas and Easter. "I think I love deviled eggs because she regularly had them as a side for lunch," she said. You can often find these vintage platters on the shelves of antique shops a well as on Etsy.

Price at time of publish: $18

Have to bring those creamy bites on the go? This two-piece Tupperware set is a mess-saver. Each tray holds 18 eggs, for a total of 36 eggs able to be transported. Plus, each comes complete with a lid.

Price at time of publish: $10

We think holiday-specific egg platters make a fun addition to any collection, and this platter that features bunny ears was made just for Easter.

Price at time of publish: $26

Have you seen a more elegant place to put a bright, freshly filled deviled egg bite? We haven't either. This green design can be easily lifted and moved around the room to offer guests a snack.

Price at time of publish: $47

This long egg serving tray is a fun alternative to the traditional round and oval platters. Plus, it includes a fork for serving.

Price at time of publish: $35

"Every Southerner needs a cut crystal egg plate like this one," says Editorial Producer Ivy Odom. Hers was her great aunt's, but you can also find them on Etsy.

Price at time of publish: $50

If you're serving deviled eggs during the summer, this tray has a base that can be filled with ice to help keep the eggs cool until they're devoured by your guests.

Price at time of publish: $26

Most deviled egg trays typically only have room for a dozen or so eggs at a time, but if you're ready for one that doesn't need to be refilled constantly, this simple white tray holds up to 24 eggs at a time.

Price at time of publish: $30

In addition to Lenox's signature floral pattern, this egg plate also features a basketweave texture. It has space to hold 12 deviled eggs.

Price at time of publish: $40

Not only is this pearled egg platter beautiful enough to use for special occasions, but it can be chilled in the fridge before you place the eggs on it so it will keep them chilled.

Price at time of publish: $95