Dessert / Salad Plates, Harker Pottery, Victorian Courting Couple Fragonard, 22K Gold Filigree, Set of 4, Vintage 1950s fan-and-circle suggesting it may be an

suggesting it may be an unlabeled variant or a similar pattern from another maker working in the same iridescent glaze style popular in Japan's export porcelain during the 1990s

clear rhinestones

The kind of goblet that works at a casual dinner and a formal one — that quiet versatility is exactly what makes them endure

HomCo pieces from the 1970s are genuinely collectible and increasingly hard to find as complete sets

75" opening

Dessert / Salad Plates, Harker Pottery, Victorian Courting Couple Fragonard, 22K Gold Filigree, Set of 4, Vintage 1950s fan-and-circle suggesting it may be anShe's in blue. He's in red and gold. They are mid courtship, frozen in the gracious tableaux that made Jean Honor Fragonard one of the most beloved painters of the 18th century and this decal, one of the most enduring in American dinnerware history. Produced by Harker Pottery in the 1950s America's oldest pottery, founded in 1840 these four dessert and salad plates carry the classic Fragonard courting couple motif surrounded by a full border and