This is the second anniversary of Pink Saturday with Beverly of How Sweet the Sound!
Please join in the fun of all things Pink!
I am highlighting a pretty plate my Mother-In-Law gave me one Christmas. I don't know anything about the maker of this plate.
Does anyone with Pink Saturday know anything special about this manufacturer?
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you have a nice mother-in-law!
Beautiful plate. Have a happy Pink Saturday.
Pretty, Pretty! :-)
What a gorgeous plate!!
HPS!!
Debbie
Very lovely!!
Happy Pink Saturday!
Hugs, Lisa
Happy Pink Saturday on Sunday!! I love your plate. Hope to see you at my blog sometime!! XX
That is a lovely plate and perfect for Pink Saturday.
Hello Carole, thank you for your visit to my PS post.
Homer Laughlin dishes are from the 1940's for the most part. I have a set of dishes for 12 made by this company. Mine are called eggshell and the flowers are pastels. Your plate is different and beautiful. This is from a set I am sure. He really did not name his patterns. The eggshell just meant it was off white. They are vintage and collectible. Enjoy it!
Happy PS and Memorial Day weekend.
Hugs, Jeanne
Pretty plate...I collect Homer Laughlin china. Vintage china and every day dishes were manufactured by that co. If you go to Replacements.com and type in Homer Laughlin, you might find that pattern and the name. Do the same with eBay. HTH ;)
Roselle
Happy Pink Saturday, Carole. We've been pinking together for almost a year now. Thank you for everything you do to make Pink Saturday special.
Thank you for the wonderful for the birthday wishes.
I also have a set for twelve of Homer Laughlin dishes. My mother chose the pattern when she got married. The pattern we have is Jean.
I am such a sucker for dishes- this is pretty!!
So sorry for the belated visit! I realize I'm two days late (and a dollar short, haha!) but there are so many pinks and so little time over this holiday weekend when relatives are visiting! Happy Belated PS!
In Shoes We Trust,
Maggie @
"Do these shoes match this purse?"
Miss talking to you...hope all is well.
Amy
Homer Laughlin China Co. makes Fiesta ware pottery. It's one of the companies that still makes it's dishes in the USA.
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