Mid-to-late 20th Century/United States Lenox, Inc. is an American manufacturer of porcelain and fine china, founded in 1889 by Walter Scott Lenox. The company is renowned for its high-quality tableware, decorative items, and official state dinnerware for the White House. Lenox pieces often feature intricate designs, hand-painted details, and accents of gold, reflecting a commitment to craftsmanship and elegance. The Lido pattern by Lenox is characterized by its classic design, often featuring a cream background, a decorative border with classical motifs such as urns and swags, and a 24K gold rim. This pattern was popular for its sophisticated yet versatile aesthetic, suitable for both formal and casual dining. The production of the Lido pattern spanned several decades, making it a recognizable and accessible collectible.