Pink Glass Charger Plates
Decorative art, dinnerware • Mass-produced commercial tableware; possibly Mikasa, Fitz and Floyd, or a similar department store brand
Style & Movement
Contemporary Retro-Style / Modern Decorative
Medium & Technique
Press-molded glass or plastic; features a basket-weave (lattice) relief border pattern with a scalloped edge
Creation Period
Late 20th to Early 21st Century (Contemporary)
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 12-13 inches in diameter; circular format
Subject Description
Set of stackable charger plates in a dusty rose or pink hue. The design is purely geometric and functional, featuring a smooth central well for a dinner plate and a wide, textured rim with a diamond trellis motif and undulating scalloped perimeter.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good; visible surface stacking micro-scratches and slight dusty residue, but no visible chips or cracks on the top plate
Estimated Market Value
US$20 - $40 for the set of four
Auction Estimate
US$10 - $25 (primarily secondary market/thrift value)
Provenance History
Likely acquired via retail (department store or home goods outlet). No specific historical provenance indicated.
Art Historical Significance
Low; these represent mass-market utilitarian design rather than fine art. Their significance lies in the trend of 'Grandmillennial' or 'Cottagecore' aesthetics in early 21st-century home decor.
Notable Features
Distinctive rose-colored palette combined with a traditional lattice relief pattern and decorative scalloped edge.
Condition Issues
Minor surface abrasions (scuffing) from contact between plates while stacked; potential manufacturer mold marks on the underside.
Conservation Recommendations
Hand wash with mild detergent; avoid abrasive scrubbers to prevent dulling the finish. Store with felt or paper dividers to prevent further scratching.