Cobalt Blue, Light Green, and Turquoise Fiestaware, Homer Laughlin
Description: Group of thirty-five pieces of Cobalt Blue, Light Green and Turquoise Homer Laughlin Fiestaware. Including two blue fruit bowls, two blue footed cups, one blue bowl (possibly the smallest of the stacked mixing bowls, unmarked), two blue cream soup bowls, a blue round covered casserole, a blue oval platter, two blue saucers, two blue bread and butter plates, two blue salad plates, one blue lunch plate, two green footed cups, two green cream soup bowls, three green saucers, two green bread and butter plates, two green lunch plates, two turquoise footed cups, two turquoise saucers, and two turquoise lunch plates. Together with two later round blue serving bowls.
Markings & Inscriptions: Marked
Date: Second quarter to mid-20th century
Maker: Homer Laughlin
Dimensions: Fruit bowls measure 5.5" diameter.
Provenance: From a Havertown, Pennsylvania collection.
Condition: The paper shade with loss to the silver-tone adhesive lining at the bottom edge, also with toning. Missing leveling feet. Otherwise good condition with scattered wear typical of age and minor manufacturing imperfections.
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Description: Group of thirty-five pieces of Cobalt Blue, Light Green and Turquoise Homer Laughlin Fiestaware. Including two blue fruit bowls, two blue footed cups, one blue bowl (possibly the smallest of the stacked mixing bowls, unmarked), two blue cream soup bowls, a blue round covered casserole, a blue oval platter, two blue saucers, two blue bread and butter plates, two blue salad plates, one blue lunch plate, two green footed cups, two green cream soup bowls, three green saucers, two green bread and butter plates, two green lunch plates, two turquoise footed cups, two turquoise saucers, and two turquoise lunch plates. Together with two later round blue serving bowls.
Markings & Inscriptions: Marked
Date: Second quarter to mid-20th century
Maker: Homer Laughlin
Dimensions: Fruit bowls measure 5.5" diameter.
Provenance: From a Havertown, Pennsylvania collection.
Condition: The paper shade with loss to the silver-tone adhesive lining at the bottom edge, also with toning. Missing leveling feet. Otherwise good condition with scattered wear typical of age and minor manufacturing imperfections.