Authentic 1938–1948 Lenox “Monterey” 8" plate in ivory bone china with gold trim and colorful floral scrolls. Made in USA, sold individually.
Step back in time to the elegance of 1938–1948 with this authentic Lenox “Monterey” O-301 8-inch plate, a masterpiece of early American bone china. Each piece showcases hand-painted floral scrolls in rich rose, blue, and green on a warm ivory glaze, bordered with a refined 24-karat gold rim — a hallmark of Lenox’s golden era of craftsmanship.
Produced in Trenton, New Jersey, this design reflects the graceful curves and Art Deco influences of late-1930s fine tableware. The reverse bears the original Lenox gold wreath backstamp reading “Lenox Made in U.S.A. Monterey O-301,” confirming its early production and collectible authenticity.
Measuring approximately 8 inches in diameter, this size is perfect for salads, desserts, or luncheon settings. Whether you’re curating a full vintage Lenox service or selecting a few standout pieces for display, these plates embody the enduring beauty and quality that define Lenox’s historic legacy.
Details
Brand: Lenox
Pattern: Monterey (O-301)
Production Years: 1938–1948
Type: Salad / Luncheon Plate
Diameter: 8 inches
Material: Fine ivory bone china with 24K gold trim
Design: Floral scrolls in rose, blue, and green on ivory background
Backstamp: Gold Lenox wreath, “Made in U.S.A. Monterey O-301”
Condition: Excellent vintage condition – no chips, cracks, or repairs. Gold rim bright with minimal age wear.
Quantity Available: 12 plates (sold individually from same estate set)
Key Features
Genuine 1938–1948 Lenox Monterey, not a reproduction
Early Lenox gold wreath backstamp
Hand-decorated floral scrolls with elegant 24K gold edging
Perfect for building a complete set or showcasing individually
Crafted during Lenox’s celebrated pre-war era in Trenton, NJ
Perfect For
Collectors of early Lenox and American bone china Building or expanding a Lenox Monterey dinner service Vintage-inspired dinner tables and fine dining displays Thoughtful gifts for collectors or china enthusiasts