Kaysons Fine China Silver Lily Dinnerware Set

This is a partial dinnerware set from Kaysons Fine China in the 'Silver Lily' pattern, manufactured in Japan during the mid-20th century, likely the 1950s or 1960s. The set is crafted from white translucent porcelain with a smooth, glazed finish. The central motif features a delicate spray of lilies of the valley in soft grey and muted green tones, accented with metallic silver-toned highlights. The edges of the plates and rims of the cups are finished with a thin silver-colored trim, consistent with the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic of the era. The collection includes various components such as dinner plates, salad plates, soup bowls, teacups, saucers, and a gravy boat. The forms are characterized by low-profile, clean lines and slightly flared rims on the cups. While the overall surface appears well-preserved, common issues for this type of vintage china include minor rubbing to the silver trim, superficial utensil marks on the centers of the plates, and occasional small chips to the unglazed foot rings on the underside. The quality reflects standard export-grade Japanese porcelain of the post-war period, known for its uniform consistency and elegant, lightweight construction.