MOSA Maastricht immaculate set of 6 vintage croissant plates. 1960s, Jef Schijns

  

This extremely rare, charming, immaculate 1960s Jef Schijns designed set was bought new by a collector in Holland around 1970, put in store, and hasn't been unpacked until now, so despite being 50 or 60 years old is absolutely brand new and unused. There are no marks, staining or chips. The glaze is pure glossy white, the colours vibrant. It is extremely rare to find a complete set of six, especially in this wonderful condition. Take a look at my other listings for more complete.

Sets of plates, bowls coffee cups, and other interesting matching pieces. Contact me if you'd like to combine two or more listings. I can probably do something on price. This classic 1960s MOSA Maastricht set of croissant plates, also known as brioche, luncheon or snack plates, by Jef Schijns features a charming Nordic pattern on porcelain? Material, with a glazed finish in multicoloured hues. Perfect for collectors or those looking to add a touch of retro elegance to their kitchen or dining room. Jef Schijns designed distinctive Mid-Century Modern (MCM) ceramics for Royal Mosa in Maastricht, Holland, during the 1960s and 1970s. These items are known for their Scandinavian-influenced, folk-style patterns featuring stylized flowers and geometric shapes.

Key Features and Pieces: Design Aesthetic: Often described as folk, rustic, or bohemian, featuring stylized floral, berry, or leaf motifs. Typical Items: The range includes square dinner and side plates, coffee sets, cups and saucers, milk jugs, and sugar bowls.