Petite Flora 4009 Ironstone Creamer Sugar Bowl Set 1970s Japan

This Petite Flora 4009 Ironstone creamer and lidded sugar bowl set is a 1970s floral tableware set marked Made in Japan.

You will like this pair for the soft green, yellow, and orange flowers against the glossy white ironstone. The creamer has a generous curved handle and scalloped pouring edge, while the covered sugar bowl has two handles and its matching floral lid.

It works well for someone adding serving pieces to a Petite Flora collection or simply wanting a coordinated vintage cream and sugar set for the table.

Details

  • Item: Creamer and lidded sugar bowl set
  • Item Type: Cream and sugar serving set
  • Era: 1970s
  • Materials: Ironstone
  • Color: Glossy white with green leaves and yellow and orange flowers
  • Maker and Mark: Petite Flora Ironstone, Made in Japan, dishwasher safe, oven proof
  • Pattern or Model: Petite Flora 4009
  • Style: 1970s floral tableware
  • Dimensions: Creamer approximately 4 inches tall and 6 inches wide. Sugar bowl approximately 4 inches tall and 7 inches wide
  • Special Features: Matching lidded sugar bowl, two handled sugar bowl, handled creamer, scalloped forms. Combined product weight 1 pound 10 ounces

Condition Grade: Very Good

Positives

  • Graded Very Good: This set shows light signs of previous use while remaining sound and attractive.
  • No chips or cracks were noted, and the handles, creamer spout, sugar bowl rim, and lid appear intact.
  • The floral decoration remains clear and colorful, and the glossy surfaces still present nicely.

Issues / Wear

  • Light age and handling wear is visible, including minor marks and discoloration around some unglazed foot areas.
  • No crazing was reported or clearly visible in the supplied photos.

Condition Grade Key

  • Near Fine: Almost perfect. Very minor signs of age only.
  • Very Good: Shows light use. Sound and attractive with minor flaws.
  • Good: Complete and intact. Noticeable wear consistent with age and use.
  • Fair: Shows significant wear. Readable or usable but clearly used.

Collector's Notes

  1. Petite Flora is associated with Sears dinnerware from the 1970s, and these serving pieces carry the Petite Flora Ironstone backstamp and 4009 number.
  2. This pair suits someone replacing missing Petite Flora serving pieces or building a coordinated vintage table setting.
  3. The matching lid is still present with the sugar bowl, which keeps the two piece serving set complete.
  4. The gentle floral pattern gives the set plenty of period character without making it difficult to use with other white or green tableware.

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