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Vintage Pfaltzgraff Tea Rose Dinnerware 23 Piece Set for 4 people serving Dusty Pink Stoneware Dishes

Vintage Pfaltzgraff Tea Rose Dinnerware 23 Piece Set for 4 people serving Dusty Pink Stoneware Dishes

Regular price $345.15
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Bring timeless romance and country charm to your table with this vintage Pfaltzgraff Tea Rose stoneware dinnerware set. Introduced in 1985, the Tea Rose pattern features delicate watercolor pink roses and soft blue blossoms on a creamy ivory background, enhanced by graceful scalloped edges. Durable and practical, the stoneware is microwave- and dishwasher-safe for everyday use while retaining a soft, romantic aesthetic perfect for casual or special occasions.

This lot includes a mix of dinner/luncheon plates, salad/dessert plates, saucers, cups/mugs, and bowls. Produced by Pfaltzgraff, America’s historic pottery company founded in Pennsylvania in 1811, Tea Rose remains one of their most beloved and enduring designs.

Ideal for collectors of vintage American dinnerware, cottagecore or English-countryside style tablescapes, or anyone seeking a complete (or starter) set of this classic pattern. Please review all photos carefully for quantities, any minor wear typical of pre-owned stoneware, and maker’s marks. 

Counter Saver:
(4) Dinner Plates (10 1/8" diameter)
(4) Cups (Hold 8 oz)
(4) Saucers
(4) Bread and Butter Plates (7 1/4" diameter)
(4) Cereal Bowls (6" rim x 2 3/4" height)

Microwave safe and made in the USA.

Normal wear from use, small chip in 1 coffee cup and small hairline crack in one dinner plate. Please contact me if you would like a picture of these two dishes.

Pfaltzgraff is one of the oldest pottery companies in the United States, commonly dated to 1811 in York County, Pennsylvania, when the Pfaltzgraff family (German immigrant potters) began producing earthenware and stoneware on their homestead. The formal company partnership formed in 1889 (George and Henry Pfaltzgraff), with a factory in 1894. It grew into a major American dinnerware maker known for durable stoneware patterns (Yorktowne, Winterberry, etc.). The family-owned business was sold to Lifetime Brands in 2005; manufacturing later shifted in part overseas, but the brand continues. 

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