Sheraton Rose Walbrzych Fine China of Poland pattern 9025 1950s mid century

Sheraton Rose by Walbrzych is a beautiful fine china pattern that emerged during the mid-20th century. Produced by the Walbrzych factory in Poland, this pattern, identified as 9025, features intricate rose and floral motifs. The 1950s mid-century era saw a resurgence of interest in elegant and detailed dinnerware designs. The Sheraton Rose pattern is likely characterized by delicate pink roses and other floral elements, reflecting the romantic and feminine aesthetics of the time. It's considered a classic and timeless design that captures the essence of mid-century elegance. This is a set of 1950's porcelain dinnerware made by Walbrzych China of Poland in pattern 9025. This pattern has an embossed rim and airy small floral sprays with gold trim and did not have a formal pattern name. .The company is actually named Krzystof Porcelain Factory of Wawel (silesia), Poland and was in business from 1952 to 1990's, using Walbrzych as a trade name on items sold in the US. This set was my grandmothers. It has no chips but some of the pieces have wearing of the gold trim. She never had a dishwasher so they were always hand washed. Below are the pieces I have. Milk Saucers 6 Dinner plates 6 Bowls 7 Sugar bowl With top Cake plates 12