Art Deco Green Majolica Dinner Set

Art Deco Square Majolica Dinner Plates from the 1930s were a popular style of dinnerware during the Art Deco movement. The plates were typically made of majolica, which is a type of earthenware that is decorated with colorful glazes.

These plates featured a square shape, which was a departure from the traditional round dinner plate shape. The edges of the plates were often raised and had a slight curve to them, giving the plate a shallow bowl-like appearance.

The Art Deco style was characterized by geometric shapes and bold colors, and these plates were no exception. They often had a brightly colored border around the edge, which could be a solid color or a pattern. The center of the plate would typically feature a more subdued design, such as a floral or abstract pattern in muted colors.

Overall, Art Deco Square Majolica Dinner Plates from the 1930s were a stylish and colorful addition to any dining table during the height of the Art Deco movement.

This set includes:

14 Dinner Plates

1 Large Bread Plates

6 Bread Plates

2 Rectangle Serving Plates

6 Salad Plates