Produced by Shelley China from 1955 to 1990, Serena embodies the grace of mid-century floral artistry. Designer Elaine Kirkpatrick created the pattern with cascading bouquets in soft lavender, pink, and green hues, framed with a thin gilded rim to accentuate refinement without ostentation.
Serena remains valued by collectors for its delicate balance of color and form. Pendants made from its shards bring a subtle elegance to contemporary jewelry, celebrating the enduring artistry of English porcelain.