Dessert / Salad Plates: Lenox Repertoire, Blue & Gray Floral, Platinum Trim, Vintage USA, 1972

Lenox's ivory porcelain has a particular weight to it — a creaminess that makes every pattern feel considered, intentional. Repertoire is no exception.

• Maker: Lenox Inc., USA
• Pattern: Repertoire (retired)
• Material: Porcelain
• Dimensions: 8⅛ inches diameter
• Origin: Made in USA
• Era: Vintage, 1972–1986
• Condition: Excellent — no issues noted

Replace a piece from a cherished set, mix it into an eclectic tablescape, or use it solo as a display plate. A graceful gift for anyone who sets a beautiful table. Two available, both in the same excellent condition.

The border blooms in soft blues and grays — flowers in several tones, leaves rendered in silver-gray — all framed by a heavy platinum rim that gives the plate its quiet authority. Made in the USA between 1972 and 1986, it carries the backstamp Lenox Repertoire, Lenox Inc., Made in USA. A retired pattern now, and better for it — the kind of thing that belongs to a collected table, not a department store shelf.

Founded in 1889 by Walter Scott Lenox as the Ceramic Art Company in Trenton, NJ, Lenox grew into America's most prestigious maker of tableware and décor. In 1918, it made history as the first US china company to produce an official state service for the White House. Lenox further transformed American culture in the 1950s by pioneering the modern bridal registry. By 2020, it stood as the last significant manufacturer of bone china in the United States. However, pandemic pressures forced the closure of its final American factory in Kinston, NC, on April 17, 2020, followed by its retail stores that July. Today, Lenox continues operating under private equity firm Centre Lane Partners, with all production shifted overseas.

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