English "Kon Tiki" Elizabethan china plates

Named after Thor Heyerdahl's legendary 1947 Pacific crossing, the Kon Tiki pattern by Elizabethan China carries that mid-century thrill of adventure and the exotic right onto the dinner table. Elizabethan were a well-regarded English manufacturer whose bold, graphic tableware found its way onto well-dressed tables across Britain during the late fifties and sixties. This pattern reflects that confident decorative spirit perfectly. The plates show honest, age-appropriate wear and a gentle patina that speaks to real use in a real home. Any minor marks only add to their story. Display them on a dresser, stack them in a kitchen, or actually use them at the table, they're equally at home in all three.