
Bone china footed cup from the 'Kelly' pattern by Lenox
History
The Lenox Kelly pattern was part of Lenox's Debut Collection, produced in the United States during the late 20th century. This elegant pattern features a distinctive green, black, and purple band with gold trim on fine bone china, representing Lenox's commitment to quality American-made tableware during this era. The footed cup design with its graceful pedestal base exemplifies the formal dining aesthetic popular in American households from the 1980s through the early 2000s. Lenox china pieces like the Kelly pattern are highly valued by collectors of American fine china and those who appreciate vintage tableware. These items appeal to formal dining enthusiasts, Lenox pattern collectors, and individuals seeking to complete or replace pieces in their existing sets. The combination of the elegant color palette, gold accents, and the prestige of the Lenox brand makes these pieces desirable for both display and special occasion use.
Origin
United States
Maker
Lenox
Time period
circa 1980-2000