The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Homer Laughlin China Reference and Value Guide Updated Values
- Author(s): Joanne Jasper
- Category: Ceramics
- Publisher: Collector Books
- Publish year: 2002
- ISBN: 9780891455356
- Number of Pages: 212
During the past 100 years, a vital revolution took place in the American dinnerware industry. In the late 1880's America was dependent upon imports (especially from England) for its fine dinnerware. In 1871 Homer Laughlin took on the challenge of making American china which would rival that imported from England. This marked the founding of Homer Laughlin China, which was to grow to become the largest potter in the world. During the first half of the twentieth century, the Homer Laughlin China Company developed a multitude of different china shapes, which appeared on millions of dinner tables throughout America.
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Cover
Aknowledgments
Table of Contents
Introduction
History
Problems In Identifying Homer Laughlin China
Empress and Kwaker
Republic
Yellowstone
Newell
Liberty
Virginia Rose
Marigold
Wells
Century
Nautilus
Coronet
Brittany
Piccadilly
The Eggshell Shapes
Eggshell Nautilus
Eggshell Georgian
Swing
Theme
Debutante
Cavalier
Rhythm
Duraprint
Rare Shapes
Jade
Orleans
Old Roman
Trellis
END NOTES
Glossary
Value Guide