Wedgwood Flying Cloud Dinnerware

Ideal for seasonal soirées and family gatherings, this set of Flying Cloud dinnerware by Wedgwood is completely heirloom-worthy. The pattern was first introduced in 1969 and features the American clipper ship from which it takes its name, famed for setting the world record for fastest passage between New York and San Francisco. We love how the motif is offset by a graphic rope design. Discontinued in 1993, the style remains coveted by collectors for its elegant simplicity and nostalgic feel.

Our set includes 11 dinner plates, 6 salad plates, 12 small bowls, 11 teacups and saucers, 1 creamer, 2 sugar pots, 1 platter, and 1 serving bowl. All are in very good vintage condition. One teacup has crazing and staining, please see our detailed photos. The sugar pots do not have their lids. This grouping is sold as a complete set.