Vintage Ucagco Christmas Holly Berry Lusterware 10" Plate with Gold-Gilt Trim, Circa 1940's-1950's

Vintage Ucagco Japan, Christmas Holly Berry Lusterware 10-1/4" Plate with Gold Trim, Circa 1940's-1950's -- simply beautiful. It features a distinctive iridescent or "lusterware" finish with a gold-gilt trim and a festive design of holly and red berries. This plate was made in Japan, and distributed by the United China and Glass Company (UCAGCO).

The United China and Glass Company (UCAGCO) was based in New Orleans and New York. Ucagco was primarily creator and distributor of dinnerware and glassware and were the distributor of many Japanese china patterns during the early 1950's. UCAGCO dates back to 1850 and was founded by Abe Mayer.

The holly berry pattern is vibrant and the luster against the white porcelain background really pops. It measures approximately 10-1/4" and is in excellent condition. This plate is discontinued and a rare find. Great decor piece for the Christmas holidays. Make this awesome plate part of your collection. A splendid gift!

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