Oiva Toikka Dinner Plates

Product Description:  On offer here is a reprinted version of Sieppo with legs, manufactured in 1995 by Oiva Toikka. The early footed Sieppo was created in many color variations, bu...

Set of nine porcelain plates (four dinner/five salad) with hand-painted orange vine motif by Richard Ginori (ca. 1950s, Italy). As is the case with all Ginori designs, these plates a...

Set of Six French Glass Plates.Set of six clear lunch or dinner France, 1980s Dimensions: 8" diameter x .75" height.

Set of five porcelain dinner plates from the Taste Setter Collection by Sigma (ca. 1970s, Italy). Charming winking lion motif with attractive, vibrant yellow banding. Very good, vint...

Transform your dining experience with this stunning set of 8 violet glass plates from the early 2000s. Crafted with precision and elegance, these plates exude a contemporary charm th...

Set of 14 porcelain dinner plates, hand painted Green Thistle pattern by Arabia of Finland. Green Thistle was manufactured between 1955- 1970. Numero...

Vintage Pressed Glass Fish Plates set of four—coastal-retro charm with detailed scales and divided centers, ideal for seafood, snacks, and entertaining. We sell items as acquired...

This decorative wall or table plate was designed by Oiva Toikka and manufactured at the Nuutajärvi Glass Factory in Finland in 1983. It is a ceramic piece with a design that captures...

Elevate your tablescape or wall decor with this exquisite set of six vintage poured resin plates, embodying a free-spirited Boho Chic aesthetic. Each plate features unique swirling p...

Set of four acid green floral glass plates. Four acid green iridescent ripple edge glass hand painted plates, United States, early 20th century Dimensions: 7.63” diameter x .75” hei...

This glamorous set of 17 dinner and 12 side plates were made of gold-glass, rather than the usual gilded porcelain. They belonged to Jan Cowles, the wife of Gardner Cowles, the newsp...

Striking set of six glass plates with an octagon form decorated with seashells in a whimsical reverse decoupage technique. Signed Pablo Manzoni on the bottoms.