Vintage 1970s Retro Serving Platters & Bowls - Priced Individually
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RETRO 1970s VINTAGE DISHWARE PIECES
A collection of authentic 1970s mid-century modern, retro, and country farmhouse kitchenware. All items are genuine vintage, in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.
Individual list below, starting at $10:
1. Mikasa "Corsage" (D4303) 11”
Round platter/Plate
1970s Japanese stoneware. Vibrant yellow/black floral folk design with olive accents. Microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe. $25
2. Mikasa "Medley" (D4302) 11”
Round platter/Plate
1970s Japanese stoneware. Coordinates perfectly with the Corsage plate. Earthy floral medallion layout. $25
3. J&G Meakin "Tulip Time"
12” x 9 1/2” Oval Serving Platter
Vintage English Ironstone (Staffordshire, England). Features a distinctive lugged/handled oval shape with retro avocado green folk tulips. Note: there is a very small chip on the underside of the platter on the edge. It cannot be seen from the top (see photo) $30
4. Ridgway Ironstone "Martinique" Bowl 6.5”
Crafted in Staffordshire, England. Striking, intricate teal-blue and olive-green paisley medallion center (soup, cereal, or small serving bowl size). $15
5. Northland Gres "Essentials" Side Plates (2)
6.5” vintage bread & butter / dessert plates. Speckled cream stoneware with a bold, retro dark brown rim. Made in Japan. $18 (pair)
6. Corelle "Spring Blossom Green" (Crazy Daisy) Bowl. Authentic 1972 Corning Vitrelle glass. 5.3” (10 oz) berry/dessert bowl featuring the iconic avocado green daisy border. $10
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