Mikasa Key Largo pressed glass plate with embossed fish and seaweed ocean scene scalloped clear display plate beach house coastal deco

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This is a Mikasa “Key Largo” decorative platter, produced in Japan during the 1980s–1990s. It measures approximately 15 inches in diameter with a gently scalloped edge, and features a detailed underwater design of three stylized fish, seaweed strands, and bubble inclusions in deep bas-relief.

Although often mistaken for Murano glass due to its clarity and marine theme, this exact platter is cataloged as part of Mikasa’s Key Largo art glass collection, designed for both tabletop and wall display use.

This sculptural platter from Mikasa’s Key Largo line captures the serenity of an underwater world. Three tropical fish glide through textured seaweed and rising bubbles in a clear glass field bordered by an elegant scalloped rim.

Ideal for coastal decor themes, interior designers, or art glass collectors, this piece functions beautifully as a centerpiece, luxury wall accent, or beach house display item. Its dimensional clarity and aquatic motif make it especially appealing in seaside or spa-inspired spaces.

Mikasa, known for its quality dinnerware and decorative arts, introduced the Key Largo line in the late 20th century during a period of expansion into sculptural glass. These designs reflect a trend toward functional art in the 1980s and 1990s and are now considered collectible for their clarity, craftsmanship, and coastal appeal.

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