Floral China Dinnerware Set – Early 1900s Transferware with Pink Peonies & Gold Trim

It’s a breathtaking early-1900s antique floral transferware dinner set for 12. Detailed with pink peonies, blue wildflowers, and fine gold trim — the kind of heirloom china that tells its story before the meal even begins.

The pattern is unmistakably Edwardian: a striped border with hand-touched florals, delicate linework, and subtle crazing that only true antiques collect over a century. Each piece feels lovingly weathered — the good kind — with enough charm to elevate weeknight dinners or add instant personality to a styled photoshoot.

This is a complete, hard-to-find set with serving pieces: oval platters, shallow bowls, soup plates, side plates, and two rare octagonal covered dishes plus a matching gravy boat. Perfect for hosting, gifting, or starring in a period film.

An affordable way to bring old-world romance into a modern kitchen — eco-conscious, story-packed, and useful.
The pattern reads beautifully on camera: elegant, period-accurate, and instantly transportive for 1900–1940s homes, tea rooms, parlor scenes, or holiday tables.
The kind of cohesive, rare-pattern transferware set you rarely see intact — especially with lidded servers.

A full service collection with soul, history, and charm.

Details:
Type: Antique floral transferware dinner set
Era: Early 1900s (Edwardian period)
Material: Glazed ironstone with gold trim
Pattern: Peony & wildflower band with black linework

Set Includes:
Dinner plates
Salad plates
Soup bowls
Small bowls
Oval platters (multiple sizes)
2 octagonal covered serving dishes
Gravy boat with underplate

Color: Ivory base with multicolor florals

Finish: Gold trim (light wear consistent with age)

Condition: Good antique condition; expected crazing and light patina; no major cracks seen in photos

Perfect for: Tablescapes, prop styling, tea parties, cottagecore kitchens, collectors, and photography