Magnolia Pattern Ceramic Dinnerware Plates

This lot consists of four ceramic plates, likely porcelain or fine china, featuring a decorative floral pattern. Two of the plates appear to be dinner plates, while the other two are smaller, possibly salad or dessert plates. All plates share a consistent design aesthetic. The central motif on each plate is a cluster of white flowers, most likely magnolias, with green leaves. Surrounding this central design, closer to the rim, is a continuous garland-style border of smaller, similarly styled white flowers and green foliage. A thin golden or platinum band runs just inside the floral border, and another thinner band appears to encircle the very center design. The primary color of the plates is a classic off-white or ivory. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with clear and well-defined floral decals or painted designs. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant abrasions on the surface, suggesting good preservation or minimal use. The metallic banding, while appearing intact, would need closer inspection for any signs of wear or fading, which is common with age and washing. The overall style suggests a mid-20th century to late 20th century production.