
Modernist Tropical Floral Ceramic Dinnerware and Tea Set
A partial set of stoneware or ceramic dinnerware featuring a dramatic, modernist tropical floral motif. The set consists of four large dinner plates, four smaller salad or bread plates, and four teacups with matching saucers. The design is characterized by a high-contrast black background that makes the vibrant orange lily-like blooms and stylized muted teal/grey foliage appear prominently. The artistry utilizes a graphic, almost stencil-like technique with thin white outlines that give the pattern a mid-century modern or 1980s aesthetic revival feel. The plates appear to have a standard glossy glaze over the transfer-printed pattern. The teacups are styled with a modern loop handle and white interior, echoing the white ceramic base material visible on the undersides. In terms of condition, the pieces show a uniform glossy finish without obvious large chips or cracks visible from the top perspective, though minor surface scratches typical of light dining use are expected. There are no immediately visible maker's marks from this angle, but the uniform construction and high-quality transfer application suggest a commercial manufacturer from the late 20th century, likely 1980-1995. The overall craftsmanship is consistent with mid-market decorative housewares designed for visual impact.
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Estimated Value
$125.00 - $175.00
Basic Information
Category
Kitchen & Dining - Ceramic Dinnerware
Appraised On
January 20, 2026
Estimated Value
$125.00 - $175.00
Item Description
A partial set of stoneware or ceramic dinnerware featuring a dramatic, modernist tropical floral motif. The set consists of four large dinner plates, four smaller salad or bread plates, and four teacups with matching saucers. The design is characterized by a high-contrast black background that makes the vibrant orange lily-like blooms and stylized muted teal/grey foliage appear prominently. The artistry utilizes a graphic, almost stencil-like technique with thin white outlines that give the pattern a mid-century modern or 1980s aesthetic revival feel. The plates appear to have a standard glossy glaze over the transfer-printed pattern. The teacups are styled with a modern loop handle and white interior, echoing the white ceramic base material visible on the undersides. In terms of condition, the pieces show a uniform glossy finish without obvious large chips or cracks visible from the top perspective, though minor surface scratches typical of light dining use are expected. There are no immediately visible maker's marks from this angle, but the uniform construction and high-quality transfer application suggest a commercial manufacturer from the late 20th century, likely 1980-1995. The overall craftsmanship is consistent with mid-market decorative housewares designed for visual impact.
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