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Miscellaneous Homer Laughlin pottery for sale
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Click links below to see pics and details of items. Then, use your "Back" button to return to this page. Please note: on "Vintage Pottery," light scratches penetrate the clear glaze only and are invisible except under close inspection. The color remains intact. |
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"The Angelus" is an early 1900's shape. Please see my Angelus pieces for sale here. |
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Carnival dinnerware was produced by HLC for Quaker Oats to be included as a premium in their cereal boxes (late 30's or early 40's to at least 1952). Included in this set are 2 ivory teacups and 2 turquoise saucers - all mint. |
$14.00 |
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All sold, but I love the decals and the gold decorative patterns that were applied to this dinnerware, as well as the shapes of various pieces, so, if you want to see a few photos, click here! |
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The Colonial shape was introduced before the turn of the 19th century. Various other shapes (Danube, Golden Gate, American Beauty, etc.) were also used for the line but please note the "Colonial" designation in the various backstamps that you will see by following this link. |
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Harlequin Grey Cream and Sugar set. Click HERE for a detailed description and photos. |
$50.00 |
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Ivora was a short set, introduced in 1938. It consisted of a covered sugar, creamer, and jugs in 2 sizes. The pitcher here is approximately 8.5" tall, has the distinctive Ivora pearlescent finish, and is totally free of any chips or cracks (see details). |
$30.00 |
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Jade |
Cream & floral |
I have almost an entire set of Jade that looks totally great with vintage red and green Fiesta. It has the creamy ivory vellum glaze with orange roses and green leaves. Unfortunately, there are no photos yet but will get some as soon as my camera becomes available to me again! |
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Art China was produced by the Homer Laughlin company in the early 1900's. It can be found with a variety of decaled treatments or can be hand painted. The most easily found decal treatment is "Currants" similar to that seen on their orange bowl, picture to the right. Please follow this link to view Art China items for sale. |
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In 1939 and 1940, the Homer Laughlin company and other American potters had a working kiln set up at the New York World's Fair. The various items produced were sold as Fair souvenirs, and most had a distinctive base marking. See some of Homer's items for sale here. |
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The Newell shape was designed in 1928 by the company's newly-hired art director F. H. Rhead. He would, in the next decade, go on to produce some of HLC's most collectible shapes, Fiesta, Century and Harlequin. This shape has delicately sculpted edges and may be found in solid colors or decaled. |
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An extensive and versatile line of oven-to-table ware, developed and marketed by HLC from the 1930's on. Click here to view my Ovenserve inventory. |
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Riviera, introduced in 1938, used the popular HLC Century shape which was dipped in colored glazes (Fiesta red and original green, Harlequin blue and yellow. During WW II, red was replaced by the ivory vellum glaze so that there would still be four colors in the set. It was marketed exclusively through Murphy Company until sometimes before 1950. Click here to see my Riviera for sale. |
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Rhythm was designed in 1950 by Don Schreckengost of HLC and was available in a variety of decals as well as in solid colors (grey, yellow, maroon, forest, chartreuse and turquoise). The impressive master salad bowl here has been VERY hard for me to find in good condition (but this one is beautiful!). Follow this link for details. |
$48.00 |
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A beautiful example of HLC decal work and an official souvenir of the Golden Gate Exposition, dated 1940. The 10" plate has no chips, cracks or scratches and is clearly marked on the back. A Union Pacific Brochure from the fair is included and dates from 1939. It folds out and contains both black and white and color photographs of the exposition and the bay area (see Photo 1 and Photo 2). |
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Two Teacups & Saucers - the perfect little go-alongs for your Red or Green Vintage Fiesta. |
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Floral Decals |
"Swirl" Specialty Bowl. 9" in diameter. Turquoise & cream bowl with floral decals. Very minor scratching on outside rim. Circular stacking mark under glaze in interior. Circa 1939 - this is an old one! Most swirl bowls that I have seen are from the '40's and '50's. |
$10.00 |
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Floral Decals |
Four perfect little demitasse cups. Each one of these is just sooo cute. The floral decal is crisp and unworn. There is 1 thin, periwinkle blue band, just below the rim on the inside. The handles are pale blue (see detail). |
$16.00 |
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The Wells shape was first exhibited in 1930 and was produced with various decals. The 4 solid coloured glazes came along a little later - Leaf Green, French Rose, Sienna Brown (commonly called "Rust" today), and Melon Yellow. I love these pieces, both the shapes and colors, particularly the iridescence of the rust glaze (photos DO NOT do it justice!). To see more photos & prices, please follow this link. |
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I have separated HLC Wells Ivory ware from the Art Glaze above because it seems to me to establish a different climate or feeling on your table. It is more serene, not so much "in your face"! See my ivory Wells here. |
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