Appetizer Plates: Dansico, Teahouse Rose, Platinum Rim Porcelain, Set of 8, Vintage Japan, 1960s–70s

Eight smaller plates dressed in dark pink roses and soft pink daisy-like blooms, their swirled porcelain borders catching the light with the same quiet elegance as the platinum rim that encircles each one.

• Maker: Dansico
• Pattern: Teahouse Rose
• Materials: Porcelain with platinum rim
• Dimensions: Approx. 6.25" diameter (appetizer and/or dessert size)
• Quantity: Set of 8
• Origin: Japan
• Era: Vintage, 1960s–1970s
• Condition: Excellent — no chips or cracks; platinum in very good condition. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Teahouse Rose by Dansico is the kind of pattern that makes a table feel considered — not fussy, just lovely. Made in Japan and stamped on the back, these plates are perfectly sized for appetizers, desserts, or a light salad course; eight plates means a full table setting with room to spare.

A beautiful set for a spring or summer table, and an especially thoughtful gift for a bridal shower, Mother's Day, or any occasion that calls for flowers and fine china. Hand wash recommended to preserve the platinum rim; not microwave safe.

Dansico was one of many import and distribution names under which Japanese porcelain makers sold fine china to American department stores and gift shops during the mid-20th century, part of a much larger wave of Japanese export porcelain that followed the country's post-war ceramics revival; patterns like this one were designed specifically to appeal to American taste for delicate florals and precious-metal trim.

Browse our shop for more vintage Japanese porcelain and floral dinnerware to round out your collection.