Porcelain salad plate from 'Pastel Parakeets' pattern by Fitz and Floyd

Fitz and Floyd, founded in 1960, became renowned for their whimsical and artistic tableware designs that combined fine porcelain craftsmanship with playful, decorative motifs. The 'Pastel Parakeets' pattern was introduced in the 1980s and features hand-painted birds in soft watercolor tones against a lattice background, reflecting the era's appreciation for nature-inspired dining elegance. This pattern appeals to collectors of vintage tableware, Fitz and Floyd enthusiasts, and those who appreciate whimsical bird-themed decorative arts. The delicate pastel palette and charming parakeet illustrations make these plates particularly desirable among collectors of 1980s American decorative porcelain and vintage dining sets, valued for their artistic quality and nostalgic charm.