
Set of 11 ironstone plates with embossed grape pattern by Red Cliff
History
Red Cliff Ironstone was produced by the Hall China Company in the mid-20th century, primarily during the 1950s through 1970s. The company specialized in creating durable, attractive dinnerware featuring embossed patterns, with the grape motif being one of their most popular designs. The ironstone body made these pieces both practical for everyday use and elegant enough for special occasions, making complete sets particularly desirable. Red Cliff Ironstone with embossed grape patterns appeals to collectors of vintage American dinnerware and those who appreciate mid-century kitchen aesthetics. Complete or near-complete sets are especially valued by enthusiasts of ironstone pottery, vintage table settings collectors, and individuals furnishing homes in retro or farmhouse styles. The creamy white color and raised grape design make them versatile for both display and functional use, with sets commanding premium prices over individual pieces in the vintage dinnerware market.
Origin
United States
Maker
Red Cliff (Hall China Company)
Time period
circa 1950-1970