Stanford Pottery
STANFORD POTTERY CORN Snack Plate & Cup Set Circa 1940s
STANFORD POTTERY CORN Snack Plate & Cup Set Circa 1940s
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Created by the renowned Stanford Pottery brand during the 1940s, this vintage SNACK PLATE & CUP SET #709 from the corn line, showcases exquisite craftsmanship and design. The plate, measuring 9" by 6 ½”, features an elegant oval shape, while the cup stands tall at 2 ¾ inches.It is free from any chips or cracks, making it a valuable addition to any collection. Sold each.
Stanford Pottery of Sebring, Ohio was known for its quality pottery, and this set is no exception. The company utilized intricate molds to produce distinctive corn-themed pieces during the mid-1940s. These items were adorned with vibrant yellow and green glazes, evoking a beautiful majolica-style finish. To add to the charm of these corn pottery pieces, Stanford frequently incorporated husk designs that formed the first letter of each item's purpose. For instance, the salt shaker featured a "S" shaped husk, while the pepper shaker had a "P" and the grease pot displayed a "G".
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