How rare is it to see a relatively sizable Eva Zeisel Hallcraft Fantasy dinnerware set offered anywhere these days! This lot of 27 pieces features the three most essential plates for any collection...dinner, salad and bread/appetizer. You will be getting 10 dinner plates, 8 salad plates and 8 bread/appetizer plates plus one lone soup bowl. This pattern is among of the most beautiful and sought-after modernist dinnerware designs and produced only from 1952-1957.

Dinner plates: 11" wide
Salad plates: 8.5" wide
Bread/appetizer plates: 6.5" wide
Soup bowl: 9" wide x 2.75" high


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: This set shows signs of wear and age. Some utensil marks and scratches here and there but barely noticeable on some plates. 4 of the 10 dinner plates have some chipping on the underside of the edge. 4 of out 8 salad plates have some chipping on the underside of the edge. 3 oft 8 bread/appetizer plates have some chipping on the underside of the edge. Soup bowl has a chip on the understand of the edge on its curved tip. All the chips are not visible on almost the entire set unless you flip the pieces over or look at them from the side, except for one 1 or 2 plates but barely noticeable even on those. The small area of the pattern or decoration on one dinner plate is missing (see photo) and but mostly intact on the rest of the set. Overall quite a clean and presentable set.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Designer: Eva Zeisel

Materials & Techniques:
Ceramic

Details:
Country of Origin: United States
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; This set shows signs of wear and age. Some utensil marks and scratches here and there but barely noticeable on some plates. 4 of the 10 dinner plates have some chipping on the underside of the edge. 4 of out 8 salad plates have some chipping on the underside of the edge. 3 oft 8 bread/appetizer plates have some chipping on the underside of the edge. Soup bowl has a chip on the understand of the edge on its curved tip. All the chips are not visible on almost the entire set unless you flip the pieces over or look at them from the side, except for one 1 or 2 plates but barely noticeable even on those. The small area of the pattern or decoration on one dinner plate is missing (see photo) and but mostly intact on the rest of the set. Overall quite a clean and presentable set.