The vintage of the Color-Flyte dinnerware set by The Branchell Company dates back to the 1950s. The iconic line was designed by Kaye LaMoyne a prominent mid-century industrial designer. ranchell marketed the sets using distinctive mid-century color names like Mist Gray, Glade Green, Glow Copper (burnt orange/rust), and Lime Green.
Introduced in the 1950s, Melmac became a defining staple of atomic-era, Mid-Century Modern kitchenware. The dinnerware is famous for its smooth, heavy melamine molding, highly streamlined shapes, and unique round-hole cup handles.
This set includes:
7 glasses
8 juice glasses
8 teacups
8 saucers
1 creamer
1 sugar bowl
7 salad bowls-5"
8 cereal bowls-6"
13 dessert plates-6"
8 small plates-7 1/2"
7 dinner plates-10"
2 serving bowls
1 divided serving bowl
1 serving platter
2 ash trays
For a total of 82 pieces