Royal Sealy lusterware decorative plate with pink orchids and reticulated Gold Trimmed rim. 6”

Royal Sealy was a brand of decorative porcelain and china produced in Japan, primarily from the 1940s through the 1970s. The company was known for its distinctive lusterware glazes, often featuring floral motifs and ornate gold trim, which were popular in post-war American households. Many Royal Sealy pieces were designed as decorative items, such as plates, teacups, and figurines, intended for display rather than regular use.

This particular plate showcases the characteristic pearlescent lusterware finish, which gives the ceramic a shimmering, iridescent quality. The reticulated (cut-out) border and the hand-painted floral design, likely orchids, are typical of the decorative aesthetic favored during the mid-20th century. Such pieces were often imported and sold through department stores and gift shops, becoming popular collectibles for their charming designs and affordable price points.