1980s Ceramics

Christian Dior "Casablanca" Fine China 24K Gold Trim porcelain mug. The “Casablanca” pattern features an Art Deco inspired repeat pattern of red collared cheetahs amidst green palm trees around a black, gold, and red geometric border. The rim is punctuated by a discrete Dior logo inside of a 24k gold band. The mug is stamped on the bottom “Christian Dior Fine China...

Presenting a rare playing card printed ceramic change tray by Gucci in the 1980s. This piece features a high gloss finish and would make the perfec...

TheRealList presents: a rare piece of vintage Gucci home decor. This porcelain ashtray has never been used, making it a perfect gift for any Gucci lov...

From Molière to the Commedia dell’Arte to David Bowie, the sad clown Pierrot has permeated global culture for centuries, as he personifies the universal human emotions of heartbreak, lovesickness and “otherness.” These spectacular oversize porcelain interpretations of the character reflect both his beauty and fragility in exquisite detail. Far more than a doll: a true work of art. Set of two poseable, articulated oversized Pierrot clown dolls...

L'ANNÉE FEU D'ARTIFICE is an exclusive edition produced to mark the 150th anniversary (1837 - 1987) of the famous HERMÈS brand. This exceptionnal collection of porcelain service inc...

Gucci Set of four English bone China mugs in Gucci cardboard presentation box c 1980 The four porcelain mugs are embellished with enamel stenciling tha...

Rare complete collection (set of 12) of original vintage NORMAN ROCKWELL "Rediscovered Women" plates! These gems are brand new in their original boxes. Any collector could only dream of finding the ENTIRE collection from this series! I love the fact that these plates are not only celebrating women, but fashion as well. Each plate is signed with a serial number on the back from 1982 - 1984. Produced by Knowles China. In great unused condition. I also have the complete set of "ANNIE" Norman Rockwell plates...

A charming tea set from Geoffrey Beene for Swid Powell, the design firm that specialized in table top items by architects and designers. All three pieces are clad in a removeable bright orange metal cover. The tea pot cover...