Tiny flowers in blue, violet, aqua, and gray — a palette so soft it feels like morning light — on fine china made by one of America's most distinguished porcelain houses.
Pickard China of Antioch, Illinois has been producing fine china since 1893 and has been chosen to manufacture official services for American embassies, the United Nations, Air Force One, and multiple presidential administrations. The Remembrance pattern, from 1968, is Pickard at its most poetic: small floral clusters in cool, soothing tones on both sides of each piece, framed by abundant platinum accents and a platinum border. Backstamped "Pickard China, Made in U.S.A., Remembrance, 1968." Other Remembrance pieces — plates and a serving platter — are available in the shop. Hand washing strongly recommended.
A set that suits a bridal shower, a wedding gift, or a formal table for two. Equally at home on an heirloom shelf. For anyone collecting the Remembrance pattern, or simply someone who recognizes what Pickard represents — this is a meaningful find.
Maker: Pickard China, Antioch, Illinois, USA — backstamped "Pickard China, Made in U.S.A., Remembrance, 1968"
Pattern: Remembrance — small florals in blue, violet, aqua, and gray; abundant platinum accents and border
Vintage: 1968
Material: Fine china — hand washing strongly recommended
Dimensions: Creamer: 3.5" tall, holds 6 oz; Sugar: 5" tall with lid
Condition: Excellent — no cracks, chips, or scratches
