Daisy Chain Pie Plate, Virginia Rose & Medley of Fruits

Special OvenServe pieces and Medley of Fruits Decoration

Daisy Chain Pie Plate and Covered Casserole

These are the only two shapes made with the Daisy Chain embossing. The pie plate is embossed under the rim. 

 see An Overview of Homer Laughlin Dinnerware by Mark Gonzalez

Designed in May-June1935, produced until the early 1940s, general HLC OvenServe backstamp.

9 1/2” pie plate with Medley of Fruits decoration.

Medley of Fruits decoration can also be seen on this Virgnia Rose fruit bowl.

Oven Serve Salad

Oven Serve nesting bowls with platinum bands.

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White Wednesday at Faded Charm

Green Leaves Two Ways

Grab a cup of tea or a cocktail ..... this may take some time to get through!

We're talking image overload to showcase the same vintage California Hand Prints

tablecloth two different ways today. First with contemporary Fiesta and then with

vintage Harlequin Ironstone also made by the Homer Laughlin China Company.

I'm joining Marty's weekly party called Tabletop Tuesday over at A Stroll Through Life

 

Contemporary Fiesta dinnerware in Paprika, Lemongrass and Shamrock.

The lantern and napkin rings are from Pier 1, small cloches from Tuesday Morning,

decorative ceramic leaves from Michael's, napkins from Home Goods, acorn salt and

pepper from Ace Hardware.  The flatware is Cityscape and all the Jadite is vintage.

The Fiesta Disc Pitcher is vintage Amberstone, roses from my garden.

And the same vintage tablecloth set with vintage Harlequin Ironstone, with some other

vintage pieces mixed in. The tumblers are from Cost Plus, while the green glassware is

vintage Depression Glass. Green vintage Harlequin Ball Jug, vintage OvenServe floral

container, Rhythm salt and pepper, flatware is vintage Deauville, napkins from Home Goods,

napkin rings from Pier 1.

Vintage Pink Depression Glass plates.

The Hydrangeas are 'Endless Summer' from my garden.

Vintage California plates by Homer Laughlin.

The sterling butter dish was a wedding gift, the sterling gravy boat is a recent acquisition, the

crystal sugar jar was my mother-in-law's.

The little dessert cloches seen in the contemporary table,

shown here with dried hydrangeas from the garden.

Two of many ways this tablecloth can be showcased for Fall in California!

Thanks so much for stopping by again this week,

another tablescape for Fall will be coming up Wednesday afternoon.