Flintridge Damask Pink Leaf 10.75-Inch Dinner Plate

A broad 10.75-inch field lets the Damask Pink Leaf pattern breathe, allowing its botanical note to feel calm rather than decorative for decoration's sake. Flintridge made the porcelain in Pasadena between the 1950s and 1970s, bringing a distinctly California origin to the formal dinner plate. That local history matters: this is not simply a soft floral pattern, but a piece of West Coast ceramic production from a named maker and period. Four plates remain, enough to restore one missing place or gather around a small breakfast table as a group. Their good condition suits tableware that has lived a life rather than waited behind glass. One can sit beneath a glass cloche on the kitchen counter; together, the four belong around a round table with pale linen and clear stemware, where the pink leaf becomes the principal color.