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Homer Laughlin
Homer Laughlin
This plate is the "Virginia Rose" pattern by Homer Laughlin. The name refers to the shape of the plate, not the design. This dinnerware was designed in 1933, by Fredrick Rhead and HL produced so many of this shape that many of the patterns were never given names. This pottery was established in 1871 by Homer & Shakespeare Laughlin, two brothers who lived in East Liverpool, Ohio. For well over a century, this company has produced high quality home and restaurant porcelain dinnerware in the USA. HL pottery is very collectible, there are books and web sites dedicated to their products, such as The Homer Laughlin China Collectors Association. Both new and vintage Fiestaware is very popular. There is a difference between Homer Laughlin and Fiestaware. The foodservice divisions and brand names of the Homer Laughlin China Company and the Hall China Company were acquired by Steelite International. The Homer Laughlin Company was renamed and will henceforth be known as The Fiesta Tableware Company.
This plate is the "Virginia Rose" pattern by Homer Laughlin. The name refers to the shape of the plate, not the design. This dinnerware was designed in 1933, by Fredrick Rhead and HL produced so many of this shape that many of the patterns were never given names. This pottery was established in 1871 by Homer & Shakespeare Laughlin, two brothers who lived in East Liverpool, Ohio. For well over a century, this company has produced high quality home and restaurant porcelain dinnerware in the USA. HL pottery is very collectible, there are books and web sites dedicated to their products, such as The Homer Laughlin China Collectors Association. Both new and vintage Fiestaware is very popular. There is a difference between Homer Laughlin and Fiestaware. The foodservice divisions and brand names of the Homer Laughlin China Company and the Hall China Company were acquired by Steelite International. The Homer Laughlin Company was renamed and will henceforth be known as The Fiesta Tableware Company.
Pfaltzgraff
Pfaltzgraff
Since 1811, the Pfaltzgraff family has been manufacturing quality stoneware produced in an authentic salt-glazed style. Located in New England, it's been a family owned business for six generations. Its dinnerware is known for its quality and versatility. This table set is of the Aura-Pink pattern which includes a sugar bowl, creamer and salt & pepper shakers which are cream colored with a teal & lavender outside band. Pfaltzgraff is known for its clean, contemporary designs.
Since 1811, the Pfaltzgraff family has been manufacturing quality stoneware produced in an authentic salt-glazed style. Located in New England, it's been a family owned business for six generations. Its dinnerware is known for its quality and versatility. This table set is of the Aura-Pink pattern which includes a sugar bowl, creamer and salt & pepper shakers which are cream colored with a teal & lavender outside band. Pfaltzgraff is known for its clean, contemporary designs.
Another example of their contemporary patterns is the Butterfly Garden Everyday. This botanical pattern brings a natural touch with its eye-catching, hand-painted design. The pattern features fluttering butterflies & florals on a pale yellow background with a sage green trim.
Another example of their contemporary patterns is the Butterfly Garden Everyday. This botanical pattern brings a natural touch with its eye-catching, hand-painted design. The pattern features fluttering butterflies & florals on a pale yellow background with a sage green trim.
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