I spent a lot of time recently at Clementine Vintage in Strasburg interviewing Susan Haynes for Women’s History Month. Susan is a mother, entrepreneur, wife, business owner, and active member in our community. Her story is here.
She also has a good eye for glassware, antiques, vintage items, and gifts. I spotted these in her store. What year do you suppose?
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I am terrible with years for ceramics and pottery – I wonder if these are more than 100 years. I am always amazed when a tour dealers can flip a piece over and find the smallest mark and then date the piece and name the maker – it give details – I like the three pieces you featured – they remind me a little bit of Phaltzgraff from a 70s line
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I have no idea but to me they say 40’s. Although that pink is def 70’s! lol
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Oh so 1940s—- I was thinking 1920s
And maybe Pfaltzgraff made some of their lines inspired by these past designs
And did I mention we had a hand me down set of the Pfaltzgraff ones I am thinking of. I hated them – husband’a aunt gave them to him and they were heavy ceramic and not our style – my neighbor at the time had a set and she was ecstatic when we gave her our set to add to hers.
The aunt also gave us some Mikasa goodies – but hand me down stuff is not always ideal –
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I don’t know what year. I was just guessing.
Isn’t it funny how we all have different tastes? Makes the world go round!
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Yes – it sure does make the world go round 😉
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Beautiful photo Dawn. Love their color too! 😀
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Thanks Cee
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