Hull Pottery: Classic Brown Drip and Comfort Food
Forty years later, Hull dinnerware is still in demand. Most often, children of that generation seek out Hull. It brings back memories
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Every Plate Tells a Story: Horn and Hardart
At the turn of the last century, the potteries along the Ohio River were working overtime to fulfill rapidly increasing orders – bricks for streets, clay products for drainage, durable toilet wares, and dinnerware.
Classic Americana: Heavy Old Diner Coffee Mug
Classic, curvy, heavy and durable old diner coffee mug . . . they don’t make them like this anymore.
A Little Romance
Exquisite, Argentan lace pattern by Quaker Lace in the original box with intact product description sheet. The box is labeled Gala #1010 and the color is Egyptian.
Classic Restaurant Ware – The Green Crest Border
If there is one pattern that defines restaurant ware then perhaps, a green crest border would find a place in the top three patterns. But still, it is not easy to find in quantity these days. But sometimes, a tall stack…
Ohio Valley Pottery: A Bowl is a Bowl is a . . .
Ohio Valley Pottery: A Bowl is a Bowl is a . . . Not a true statement. In my mind, there are bowls – and then there are bowls. Sometimes, bowls take on very interesting shapes. Even production pieces like those…
