Perfect for a springtime table setting ( or any time of year ) this large set of dinnerware by Mikasa has a chinoiserie feel. The pattern is "Villa Medici" , one of the Provincial series. It features an Imari style border on a creamy white background. The border is decorated with pastel dogwood blossoms. The primary colors are pink and green.
This pattern was produced from 1990-1997 and is now discontinued. There is a Macy's price tag still inside of the large tureen.
The set includes:
8 - 5 piece place settings ( 11 " dinner plate, 3.25 footed cup and saucer, 8.25" salad plate, 9.25" lg rim soup )
3 - 11" dinner plates
2 - 8.25" salad plates
3 - 6.5" saucers
4 - 3.25" footed cups
2 - 5" tall cappuccino mugs
1 - 8.5"w x 5"h gravy boat with under plate
2 - 10.5" round vegetable bowls
1 - 14.5" round platter
1 - 12"w x 9.5"t soup tureen with lid - no ladle
1 - 5" footed dessert dish


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Each piece has been examined and found to be free of chips and cracks. One piece, the desert bowl, has some crazing. Hardly any wear or knife marks are found. The tureen has no ladle, but it may not have had one originally.

Dimensions:
Height: 1 in.
Width: 11.5 in.
Depth: 11.5 in.

Category: Dinnerware
Origin: Malaysia
Materials: China
Creator: Brand: Mikasa

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Each piece has been examined and found to be free of chips and cracks. One piece, the desert bowl, has some crazing. Hardly any wear or knife marks are found. The tureen has no ladle, but it may not have had one originally.