1980s “Visage” Plate Settings by Larry Laslo- 16 Pieces

Description

This is a very fun and vibrant dinner set where each place setting includes a unique “Memphis style” lady. Place … more This is a very fun and vibrant dinner set where each place setting includes a unique “Memphis style” lady. Place settings include a dinner and salad plate, a mug and a cute spoon (16 total pieces). This Larry Laslo collection, created in 1986 is a stunning way to create a breathtaking decor moment while entertaining, or as a darling housewarming gift! The colorful face designs on each plate, while vintage, are utterly modern and will be complimented by all that see and use them!
Dimensions:
Dinner plate - 10.5 inch diameter
Salad plate - 8.5 inch diameter
Mug - 4 inch height, 3 inch diameter
Spoon - 6 inch length, 1 inch width

Larry Laslo was born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and attended the Philadelphia College of Art. During studies, Larry Laslo exhibited unusual skills in the fields of painting, sculpture and ceramics which earned him a cash prize, enabling him to further his studies in New York City. His career gained momentum at once. Initially, he worked as the art director at Doyle, Dane and Bernbach Advertising Agency. He was responsible for designing illustrations for some significant magazines, including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, GQ, Playboy and New York Times. The years of getting experience pushed him to open his own business. Designing of the Bergdorf-Goodman store in 1980s was his first project, which made him famous. After doing the projects for Mikasa, he became interested in furniture design and this led to opening his own line. In 1999 and 2002, he was chosen by House Beautiful one of the best 100 designers. His work was published in numerous influential magazines, such as Architectural Digest. less