Vintage Mikasa Intaglio Santa Fe salad bread and 14 similar items

This is a set of 4 vintage Mikasa Santa Fe salad plates from their Intaglio line of stoneware. They could also serve as bread or dessert plates and work perfectly well. The Santa Fe pattern (CAC24) was sold in the late 1980s and throughout the 90s. It features a southwestern, sort of Aztec-inspired design in earthy shades of teal green, gray, peach, and terra cotta reddish brown. The salad plates measure just a teensy bit over 8" in diameter (officially they're said to be 8-3/8", but my tape measure says more like 8-1/8"). The Santa Fe pattern was discontinued in 2000, so pieces are becoming harder to find. These are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks, no flaws or damage. They look great. Asking $20.00 obo. Everything I have listed for sale is "or best offer", so feel free to make an offer. ~~~~~ ALL ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICKUP. I sell a huge variety of stuff to supplement my income and help me put the last of my kids through college. Some items come from flea markets or estate sales, and some come from around our home, but many items come to me from my extended family of hardcore hoarders. So, the variety really can be vast and unpredictable. Please check back often, because you really never know what I will have from one day to the next! Thanks for visiting and have a great day!