Collectors and Antique !!! Would such as to sell as a set.

　　What you will get: 15 coffee mugs, 15 saucers, gravy bowl, sugar bowl, creamer, water pitcher, 10 water goblets, 2 serving plates, 1 divided serving tray, 1 little serving bowl, 1 smaller sized covered serving bowl, 1 additional large serving bowl, 12 ice cream bowls, 1 extra big round serving tray, 1 large serving tray, 8 pie plates, 12 salad plates, 15 bread plates, 2 olive bowls and 12 dinner plates.

　　There were only 3 little chips discovered in all the pieces (see images). These are from 1 and not from the 80s.

　　Ivy by Franciscan.

　　Description: /thismonth/images/ivy/oatmeal200x.jpgIvy was added as part of the California-based Gladding, McBean, & Co.'s Franciscan tableware line in 1948. It was among a variety of hand-painted earthenware patterns from Franciscan made with an unique trademarked formula that consisted of a mineral called Malinite. This formula was used "to enable a larger variety of colors, a softer finish, and to manage the very same strength as discovered in vitrified china," and gave Franciscan pottery a practical one-upmanship over other tableware. It could be made use of oven-to-table and was likewise dishwasher safe. This was uncommon at the time because many dinnerware was susceptible to crazing (spider web like crackling of the glaze) with "every day" usage and care. In addition, Ivy's simple and charming hand painted, embossed design helped it work well in many settings. In later years, manufacturing of Franciscan dinnerware was moved to England where Ivy is now produced.

　　Price is $1350 obo. Thank you for looking!