
Vintage Floral Fine China Plate Set
This is a stack of circular ceramic dinnerware plates, likely made of fine china or porcelain, featuring a delicate floral motif. The central decoration consists of a stylized blue rose with wheat-like sprigs and brown leaves, executed in a muted, mid-century modern aesthetic palette of soft blue, beige, and brown. A secondary, smaller floral sprig is located at the bottom edge of the plate. The plates have a smooth, white glazed finish and appear to have a slightly raised rim. They are currently bundled together with clear plastic shrink wrap for retail sale, as evidenced by a yellow '6.99' price tag adhered to the center of the top plate. Based on the pattern style, these likely date from the 1960s to 1980s. While most of the surface appears clean, there is a small pinkish smudge or stain visible on the left edge of the top plate. The craftsmanship indicates mass-produced dinnerware or bridge sets common in the mid-to-late 20th century. No specific maker's mark is visible from the top view, though such information would typically be located on the underside of each piece.
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Estimated Value
$10 - $25
Basic Information
Category
Kitchen & Dining - Tableware
Appraised On
March 12, 2026
Estimated Value
$10 - $25
Item Description
This is a stack of circular ceramic dinnerware plates, likely made of fine china or porcelain, featuring a delicate floral motif. The central decoration consists of a stylized blue rose with wheat-like sprigs and brown leaves, executed in a muted, mid-century modern aesthetic palette of soft blue, beige, and brown. A secondary, smaller floral sprig is located at the bottom edge of the plate. The plates have a smooth, white glazed finish and appear to have a slightly raised rim. They are currently bundled together with clear plastic shrink wrap for retail sale, as evidenced by a yellow '6.99' price tag adhered to the center of the top plate. Based on the pattern style, these likely date from the 1960s to 1980s. While most of the surface appears clean, there is a small pinkish smudge or stain visible on the left edge of the top plate. The craftsmanship indicates mass-produced dinnerware or bridge sets common in the mid-to-late 20th century. No specific maker's mark is visible from the top view, though such information would typically be located on the underside of each piece.
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