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 a relatively short time period.

Also of note is Rhythm was one of the first shapes to use the "Duraprint" process. Duraprint was a process that printed the pattern onto the pattern using an inflating rubber bladder. Rhythm, (designed by Mr. Schreckengost) was also the first shape to be put on the automatic jigger equipment at HLC - which was state-of-the-art at the time. (Please other listings in our store for examples of other HLC Duraprint items).

Homer Laughlin Rhythm is collected widely and probably even still in regular daily use even today - due to its retro looks and durability. 

Click here to see all the HLC Rhythm items we currently have in stock