
Toscana Mediterranean Olive Ceramic Salad and Dinner Plate Set
This is a collection of glazed ceramic plates, appearing as a set consisting of dinner and salad plates. The design features a distinct Mediterranean or ‘Tuscan’ aesthetic, characterized by a creamy off-white center accented with a small olive branch motif. The outer rim is decorated with a wide olive-green band that contains hand-painted style illustrations of black and purple olives with light green leaves. The extreme edge of each plate is finished with a deep burgundy or maroon border, providing a sharp color contrast. The construction suggests mass-produced stoneware or earthenware from the late 20th to early 21st century. The glaze has a high-gloss finish, typical of domestic kitchenware meant for everyday use. While the plates are currently shrink-wrapped, visible surfaces appear in good used condition with no immediate evidence of large chips or significant cracks, though minor shelf wear and surface scratches under the plastic may be present. A small white mark on the side glaze of one plate suggests a minor manufacturing glaze pop or a small chip. These types of sets were popular in the early 2000s, often sold in department stores like Kohl’s or Pier 1 Imports.
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Estimated Value
$40-$60
Basic Information
Category
Kitchen & Dining / Tableware
Appraised On
April 13, 2026
Estimated Value
$40-$60
Item Description
This is a collection of glazed ceramic plates, appearing as a set consisting of dinner and salad plates. The design features a distinct Mediterranean or ‘Tuscan’ aesthetic, characterized by a creamy off-white center accented with a small olive branch motif. The outer rim is decorated with a wide olive-green band that contains hand-painted style illustrations of black and purple olives with light green leaves. The extreme edge of each plate is finished with a deep burgundy or maroon border, providing a sharp color contrast. The construction suggests mass-produced stoneware or earthenware from the late 20th to early 21st century. The glaze has a high-gloss finish, typical of domestic kitchenware meant for everyday use. While the plates are currently shrink-wrapped, visible surfaces appear in good used condition with no immediate evidence of large chips or significant cracks, though minor shelf wear and surface scratches under the plastic may be present. A small white mark on the side glaze of one plate suggests a minor manufacturing glaze pop or a small chip. These types of sets were popular in the early 2000s, often sold in department stores like Kohl’s or Pier 1 Imports.
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