1970s Dior-Inspired Neiman Marcus Malachite Pattern Serving Set 13 Piece - Japanese Porcelain Exclusive With 22k Gold Trim

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-One (1) Serving platter - 12.5" diameter (33 cm)
-Twelve (12) Dessert plates - 6⅞" diameter (17.5 cm)

Neiman Marcus … Read more -One (1) Serving platter - 12.5" diameter (33 cm)
-Twelve (12) Dessert plates - 6⅞" diameter (17.5 cm)

Neiman Marcus commissioned this striking malachite-pattern porcelain exclusively from Japanese artisans, featuring the same luxurious look as Christian Dior's coveted "Gaudron Malachite" pattern from the same era. These pieces capture the sophisticated taste that defined luxury department store entertaining in the 1970s.

Masterfully crafted in Japan's renowned porcelain tradition, each piece features swirling patterns in rich emerald greens with lustrous 22-karat gold rim detailing. The sophisticated faux-malachite finish required specialized glazing techniques that Japanese ceramicists perfected for luxury retailers.

Collection: Neiman Marcus Exclusive Tableware | Design: "Malachite Pattern"
Material: High-fired Japanese porcelain with faux malachite glaze and 22K gold gilt rim
Size: One (1) Serving platter - 13" diameter (33 cm)
Twelve (12) Appetizer/dessert plates - 6⅞" diameter (17.5 cm)
Artist/Designer: Commissioned exclusively for Neiman Marcus
Made in Japan
Production Period: 1970s-1980s
Condition: Very Good vintage condition with minimal gold wear consistent with age
This retired Neiman Marcus exclusive represents the sophisticated entertaining style of the 1970s luxury market, echoing the same bold malachite-and-gold look as Christian Dior's prestigious "Gaudron Malachite" pattern. Both patterns reflect the era when luxury retailers commissioned exclusive Japanese porcelain for discerning collectors.
Perfect For:

Entertaining: Cocktail parties, tapas service, appetizer presentations, cheese and charcuterie boards
Special Occasions: Holiday desserts, afternoon tea service, brunch gatherings, intimate dinner parties
Everyday Luxury: Individual salad courses, small portion dining, artistic food presentation
Room Placements: Formal dining rooms, butler's pantries, display cabinets, sophisticated kitchens
Style Notes: Stunning with mid-century modern furniture, maximalist décor, emerald green color schemes

Care Instructions:
Hand wash only with mild soap and soft cloth
Avoid abrasive cleaners that may damage gold rim
Store with protective padding between pieces
Not recommended for microwave due to gold detailing

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