Mismatched China Dinnerware Set for 4 - 23 Pieces of Vintage Floral Patterns - Grandmillennial, Tea Party, Cottage

20 piece curated mismatched dinnerware set for five, a blend antique and mid century in an assortment of floral patterns and shapes from England, France, Japan and the US.

Whether it's for everyday use or special occasions, this mix and match set of dinnerware will make your table interesting and cheerful. Golden trim and pink florals are the thread that bring this eclectic set of mismatched china together, with one solid white as an accent. Set includes: 

• 5 Homer Laughlin Maple Leaf dinner plates: 10" diameter, made in USA in Jan 1947, pattern was made in the 1940s-1950s
• 4 Colclough luncheon / salad plates: 7.25" width, made in England, 1939-1948
• 5 Union Céramique bread and butter plates:  6.25", made in Limoges, France, imported by the Mitchell Woodbury Co. of Boston, 1900-1920.
• 6 Noritake Phyllis fruit / sauce / dessert bowls: 5.25" diameter, made in Japan, 1933-?
• 1 Homer Laughlin Maple Leaf oval platter: 15.25" x 11.5", made in USA.

A COUPLE THNGS TO KNOW

• Gilt gold detailing means none of these pieces are microwave-safe.
• The antique pieces are sturdy, but hand-washing is recommended rather than the dishwasher.

CONDITION Very good overall no nicks, cracks, or crazing except as noted below. Expect minimal gold loss and light utensil marks consistent with gentle vintage use. The Homer Laughlin plates have more utensil marks than the other pieces, and the gold loss is more noticeable on them because it is thickly applied. In some places, it looks like flicks, but it's smooth. One of the Colclough plates is finely crazed all over the back. The eating surface is not crazed. And one has a flick on the back

This is a vintage and antique collection. The photos tell a story, be sure to check them out and ask questions before purchasing. We want you to love this eclectic set.