Iroquois Informal Blue Diamonds Oval Platter & Serving Bowl, by Ben Seibel, 1958, USA

This original design — Blue Diamonds — was one of 4 patterns in the Iroquois Informal line designed by Ben Seibel and introduced in 1958.

The following copy is taken from the original brochure:

An understated masterpiece of marvelous adaptability to either country provincial or elegant modern settings, three floral diamonds in Bristol blue and charcoal grey are lightly accented with yellow on a translucent white china background. Reverse side color repeats Bristol blue with magnificent, appealing clarity.

Guaranteed against chipping or breaking for 3 full years.

Cook, Bake, Broil — Even Fry — Then Serve in This True China That’s So Durable It’s Replaced Free if it Chips or Breaks.*

Both the oval platter and the oval bowl have two ends that are higher than the sides adding to the beautiful mid-century design.

Measurements

Platter: 15-1/8 inches x 10-1/4 inches x 1-1/4 inches high

Serving Bowl: 10-1/4 inches x 9 inches x 3-1/4 inches high

Several of my photos were staged with 2 mugs from Crate and Barrel. These are not part of the listing for sale. You will receive one serving bowl and one oval platter with this purchase.

Condition

Very Good condition with no chips or cracks. May have some light utensil marks due to age and use. Please review my photos as they are considered part of my description.

Will carefully pack and ship promptly when payment is received.

Thank you for looking.