Kaysons 'Rose Garden' Fine China Lusterware Set

This is a partial service of Kaysons fine china in the 'Rose Garden' pattern, likely dating from the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1960s). This specific grouping includes two bowls and three pedestal-style coffee mugs or chocolate cups. The pieces are characterized by a distinctive pale seafoam or mint green iridescent luster finish on both the interior and exterior surfaces. The decorative motif features hand-painted floral elements, primarily pink, yellow, and red roses with green leaves. Each piece is finished with a thin, contrasting red trim along the scalloped edges and foot rings. The mugs feature flared rims, pedestal bases, and elegantly curved handles. The bowls are deep with a slightly irregular, rustic-scalloped rim. On the base of one bowl, a clear maker's mark is visible: a green banner over a pictorial landscape, accompanied by the text 'Rose Garden', 'Kaysons Fine China', and 'Japan'. The craftsmanship is high-quality, utilizing lightweight but durable porcelain. The condition appears fair to good; there is some visible wear to the red trim on the rims, and one bowl shows a small dark spot or inclusion on the interior surface. The pieces exhibit a charming Mid-Century Modern aesthetic with a touch of Japanese artisan influence.