1970s Acapulco Serving Dish by Villeroy and Boch
Acapulco by Villeroy & Boch is a vibrant and collectible porcelain pattern introduced in the 1970s, inspired by the bold, colorful aesthetics of Mexican folk art. Featuring a lively floral and bird motif in bright shades of orange, blue, green, and yellow, the design captures the free-spirited energy of the era. Produced on the durable Vitro-Porcelaine base, Acapulco was both practical and decorative, making it a popular choice for modern homes. While the pattern was discontinued, its retro appeal and high-quality craftsmanship continue to make it sought after by collectors of mid-century and vintage European ceramics.
tall 3.25”
wide 6”
Acapulco by Villeroy & Boch is a vibrant and collectible porcelain pattern introduced in the 1970s, inspired by the bold, colorful aesthetics of Mexican folk art. Featuring a lively floral and bird motif in bright shades of orange, blue, green, and yellow, the design captures the free-spirited energy of the era. Produced on the durable Vitro-Porcelaine base, Acapulco was both practical and decorative, making it a popular choice for modern homes. While the pattern was discontinued, its retro appeal and high-quality craftsmanship continue to make it sought after by collectors of mid-century and vintage European ceramics.
tall 3.25”
wide 6”
Acapulco by Villeroy & Boch is a vibrant and collectible porcelain pattern introduced in the 1970s, inspired by the bold, colorful aesthetics of Mexican folk art. Featuring a lively floral and bird motif in bright shades of orange, blue, green, and yellow, the design captures the free-spirited energy of the era. Produced on the durable Vitro-Porcelaine base, Acapulco was both practical and decorative, making it a popular choice for modern homes. While the pattern was discontinued, its retro appeal and high-quality craftsmanship continue to make it sought after by collectors of mid-century and vintage European ceramics.
tall 3.25”
wide 6”
