Shawnee Pottery Company
SHAWNEE POTTERY CORN KING Cream Pitcher Circa 1946 - 1954
SHAWNEE POTTERY CORN KING Cream Pitcher Circa 1946 - 1954
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SWEET CORN KING!
This listing features a vintage CREAM PITCHER or small milk pitcher made by SHAWNEE POTTERY COMPANY in the Genuine CORN KING pattern. The bright yellow and green pottery is completely covered with a raised pattern of whimsical buttery yellow corn and earthy green shuck.
The creamer is in wonderful vintage condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The bottom of the creamer is marked Shawnee USA and with its mold number 70. Measuring about 5" tall, this adorable pitcher holds approximately 10 ounces of liquid.
Shawnee Corn Pottery: Shawnee Pottery of Zanesville, Ohio produced three distinct lines of corn ware from 1941 until its dissolution in 1961, the most renowned and sought-after of which was Corn King. Initially released in 1941 as White Corn King with white kernels and dark green husks, the line consisted of seven pieces before being redesigned in 1946 with yellow kernels and lighter green husks, at which point the line was renamed simply Corn King. Upon decreased sales, Shawnee revamped the line in 1954 as Queen Corn, featuring lighter yellow kernels and darker green shucks.
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