Porcelain creamer from the 'Wembley' pattern by Harmony House Fine China

Harmony House was a private label brand sold exclusively through Sears, Roebuck and Company from the 1940s through the 1980s. The Wembley pattern, manufactured in Japan during the mid-20th century, features delicate floral sprays with gold trim characteristic of the era's popular dinnerware designs. This pattern exemplifies the post-war trend of affordable yet elegant tableware that brought fine china aesthetics to middle-class American households. Wembley pieces appeal to collectors of vintage Sears merchandise, mid-century dinnerware enthusiasts, and those seeking to complete or replace pieces from family sets. The nostalgic floral design and quality Japanese porcelain craftsmanship make these items desirable for both display and practical use. Collectors appreciate Harmony House china for its historical connection to American retail history and the accessible elegance it represented during its production years.