Lenox Ivory Bone China Dinnerware with Gold Trim and Floral Detail

This is a substantial partial service set of fine ivory-toned bone china, likely manufactured by Lenox or a similar mid-to-late 20th-century high-end ceramicist. The set consists of three distinct plate sizes: large dinner plates, medium salad or dessert plates, and small saucers. Each piece is crafted from translucent ivory porcelain, characterized by a smooth, glossy glaze and a warm cream-colored body. The design features a double-ringed aesthetic: a thin, hand-applied gold gilded rim at the outermost edge and a secondary inner ring consisting of a delicate, muted grey or blue-toned floral or scrolling vine motif. The construction is refined with consistent thickness and elegant, shallow well depths. The condition appears excellent with minimal visible wear to the gilding, which is a major quality indicator. While the manufacture marks are not visible on the underside in this view, the style strongly suggests an American mid-century formal aesthetic, popular in the 1960s through the 1980s. The craftsmanship is of a high standard, evidenced by the uniform stacking and precise application of the decorative scrollwork pattern. No chips, cracks, or heavy utensil scratching (crazing) are immediately apparent, suggesting careful storage and infrequent use.