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Royal China introduced the Currier & Ives Dinnerware in 1951 and it was wildly successful right from the beginning - not only as a Grocery Store premium, but also later on as its own Dinnerware Line … read more

Clustered around the Ohio River Valley in Alliance, Ohio and nearby towns was a group of companies that had a relationship with Homer Laughlin and the other Larger Potteries in the area. Best describ … read more

The Homer Laughlin Rhythm shape was produced from the late 40's until the late 50's and had a very sleek and modern appearance. It was widely distributed by all the larger retail chains but only for … read more

Vintage Restaurant China is not only very collectible, but also makes the perfect heavy duty and very durable everyday China. Just think about it… You serve one meal every night with your everyday D … read more

How about the Homer Laughlin Republic Shape?Everyone collects the popular Shapes and Patterns like Virginia Rose and the Homer Laughlin Eggshell Shapes... How about Republic or Marigold? Republic da … read more