This elegant set of five porcelain plates, each with a diameter of 25 cm, was produced by the renowned Dubí porcelain factory in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s. The plates are decorated with the iconic blue and white Onion Pattern, internationally recognized and sometimes referred to as Henrietta.
The finely balanced cobalt-blue decoration on a pure white porcelain base represents one of the most enduring designs in porcelain history. Originally inspired by East Asian motifs and later adapted in Europe, the Onion Pattern became a hallmark of taste, durability, and everyday elegance.
Dubí porcelain is respected for its solid craftsmanship and traditional forms, and pieces from the 1960s perfectly combine functionality with decorative appeal. These plates are suitable both for use and for display, making them a desirable addition to any classic porcelain collection.
A refined and nostalgic set - a beautiful example of mid-20th-century Czechoslovak porcelain with international appeal.
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This timeless set of five porcelain plates with a diameter of 25 cm comes from Czechoslovak Dubí porcelain and was made in the 1960s . The decoration in the form of the classic blue and white cibulák pattern, also known as Henrietta, has been very popular throughout Europe for decades.
The characteristic floral motif in shades of cobalt on a white porcelain background combines aesthetics, tradition and functionality. Plates with this design were present in many homes and to this day remain synonymous with solid, elegant utilitarian porcelain.
Dubí products from the 1960s are appreciated for their quality of workmanship and classic character, which is perfectly suited to both collections and everyday use.
A stylish, recognisable set - ideal for collectors and lovers of traditional blue & white porcelain.
