This antique Homer Laughlin pitcher with its pink roses and gold ivy leafed trellis pattern dates to about the 1880s
- Heavy constitution with thick walls means that it will hold up well for heavier pies like apple and cherry
There is some edgewear on the front cover near the spine creases on both the front and back
tiniest ones on the lid
Over a two year period she mastered all the classics of her Chinese homeland and its distinct regions
Vintage 1940s Kitchen Kraft Floral Mixing Bowl - Armand Pattern by Homer Laughlin tool This antique Homer Laughlin pitcherIn Kitchen Kraft, we offer a new, modern, graceful shape calculated to appeal instantly to discriminating purchasers and new exceptionally attractive decorations, thoroughly in keeping with modern trends. (1937 advertisement) {HISTORY} First debuting in 1937, Homer Laughlin's Kitchen Kraft line was designed around beauty, efficiency, and durability when it came to daily cooking. Available in mixing bowls, covered casserole dishes, jugs, teapots, pie