Vintage 1940s Gardenia Dinner Plates by Homer Laughlin - Set of Five - American Vogue in Eggshell Nautilus circa 1944 south american The bottom is not visibly

The bottom is not visibly marked with the Poole backstamp but may be hiding underneath the layer of tarnish and might re-appear if you decide to polish the bottom

75" inch (depth) and weighs 10oz

- Rare collectors cookbook

The American Limoges Company went bankrupt and closed its doors

Vintage 1940s Gardenia Dinner Plates by Homer Laughlin - Set of Five - American Vogue in Eggshell Nautilus circa 1944 south american The bottom is not visiblyA CONTEST OPEN TO NON PROFESSIONAL AMERICAN ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS LAUNCHED THIS BEAUTIFUL PATTERN LINE {HISTORY} A beauty in sight and sentiment, these Gardenia pattern dinner plates were made by Homer Laughlin in 1944 for their Eggshell Nautilus series. The winner of a prize contest held by the Vogue Mercantile Institute in New York City in 1943, this pattern was one of three selected to be featured on Homer Laughlin dishware. The lovely thing about